I think a lot of it is changing attitudes and having government think of itself as a service institution as opposed to a regulatory institution. I think about what is in the broad public's interest as opposed to special interest. One, you could go the route that the Opposition in British Columbia might want to go which is to gut the Forest Practices Code, lower the environmental standards - and I can guarantee you that we will lose the international markets for our work. In terms of our oil and gas, I think the oil and gas in the northeast sector is booming. They can do that safely and that's a good thing.
Offshore exploration is a major issue in British Columbia.
British Columbians made a decision. It was a huge consensus in British Columbia. We made a decision that we wanted to impose a moratorium on oil and gas exploration offshore because we have a pristine quality about our environment that we want to protect. That's a value. That's an asset that British Columbians hold very, very dear.