I'm forgetting. You got me there and I've forgotten what I wanted to say to your remark.
Just to put the stock turnover situation in context, it's an unusual time in Canadian history, because we've shut down only two electricity generating facilities since 1990, while 35% of our existing electricity generation capacity was built subsequent to 1992. We have two units that are scheduled for a life extension or shutdown in Saskatchewan over the next five years, and then the Ontario coal plants. That's not very many plants, but in the context of Canada, that's a lot of supply that we're looking to replace.
Every one of those plants is under 40 years old, and the utilities that are electing to shut them down are electing to shut down plants in a situation that would be considered to be a premature shutdown in the U.S.
What were you...?