Thank you, Ms. Alleslev.
Again, we're talking about a pipeline that provides 540,000 barrels a day. The replacement of that and the lack of infrastructure that exists today is somewhat, I'm going to say, hard to overcome.
We've tried to understand the overall impact, especially to the Canadian Propane Association. When we're talking about 100,000 barrels a day coming out of the Sarnia plant, and when we talk about the logistics and constraints around getting those barrels from, say, east Edmonton across the country to the marketplace, and you're talking about a railway that's already confined and at capacity, I don't think it is easily achievable.