For my final one, perhaps, it says in the definition here as it relates to the consideration of provinces--and I'm just going to go back to the words you've used--where there is consultation with provinces as it relates to state or provincial policy, “the stated policies of the provinces”. This is not a loaded question, but I think it deserves some fleshing out.
If a provincial government that has some authority over a particular regulated industry--and I'm not referring to the TSX, I'm not--assuming that in a perfect world it had control or authority over a particular market in a regulated way, and it is not a stated priority, but it does develop that as a policy on the fly because it is perhaps analogous to Minmetals many years ago, when we had a very similar situation with SOEs.... Are there provisions in the undertaking or the consideration of the minister to consider the fact that regulations or concerns by a province might suddenly appear out of the blue given a particular unique transaction that was hitherto unfathomable or unthought of?