 Since the red is an international waterway, something like this, and I didn't notice it in the news story, which perhaps it's still in the planning stages, to discuss the whole idea that there are, again, there are going to be four EPAs that are going to be involved. The Canadian, because it's an international waterway, the national EPA, and then the two state EPAs. And it'll be a bureaucratic nightmare, I think, to jump through some of these hoops. It's why the Devil's Lake outlet took so many years for that to be cleared and processed successfully.