Trudeau Government Discussion Paper on Regulator Reform for Major Energy Projects

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Dennis, although it’s summer time, some carbon and energy developments over the last month, most notably a Government of Canada discussion paper on regulatory reform. Can you first give us some context for this and why it is important?
What are the key elements of the discussion paper?
How different is this from what you had advocated in your submissions to the NEB Modernization Panel?
How does this regulatory reform, at least relating to major hydrocarbon infrastructure, really matter going forward?
Has Canada lost its window of opportunity?

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