Thank you.
Talking about market mechanisms, this morning we had some reports come from the commissioner of the environment and sustainable development from the Auditor General's office saying that our carbon pricing mechanisms we've put in place are not achieving some of the results on the high emitters. I haven't gone through all of the details, but in the summary report, I think it was pointing the finger at Alberta, saying that we need to have a higher price on carbon in Alberta in order to have a more equitable policy so that the higher emitters will be paying more for the carbon that they're producing.
How would our having to look at that report and move forward on changing pricing mechanisms...? You talked about price stability and investment potential if we're changing the field of play. My initial reaction would be that this would be good for your business around carbon capture and storage if the price went up, but it could be bad for the oil industry if we don't have some kind of relief for them through carbon capture and storage.