I was just going to add that there's $10 billion of capital investment in new mines in Saskatchewan. That investment taking place right now has been stimulated by some of the royalty and tax changes that the federal government and the Province of Saskatchewan have made over the last five years. It's not that our tax has been eliminated. The Saskatchewan potash industry is still contributing something in the order of $1 in $5 of the Saskatchewan government's revenues, so it's still a very high contributor to the public. But these tax changes make us more competitive.
Other issues: transportation, infrastructure, calm labour relations at the ports—particularly the Port of Vancouver. Our industry is making a major investment in Prince Rupert, something in the order of a $500 million or $600 million investment in a new terminal there. If we don't have the railway infrastructure and competitiveness to move that product from Saskatchewan to the port, then we can't compete in offshore markets.