I think the process itself—trying to harmonize interprovincial and federal government policies—makes total sense, because then you're dealing with the proponents at both stages together, instead of having to deal with one and then the other, and then finding out that the other one still wants further.... I think that at the end of day it is not only going to help make the whole system more efficient and productive but also help us to understand what our financial costs are going to be before making those commitments. I think that overall the process is actually going to be based on much sounder principles.
