We're very much an outlier. For the first instance, we have to kind of characterize that. Those who are familiar with Norway will kind of quickly understand that this is part of another economic rent. Unlike Norway, like I said, there's no equal and opposite offset to balance that risk, so it simply has to be modelled. What they don't understand and don't appreciate are the nuances and the complexity in the systems that exist here in Canada, so they end up modelling the worst-case outcome. It's not 50 cents as I've heard before, but it may go as high as two dollars to $2.50. On a $60 barrel, when $45 is your target price, that starts to become meaningful.
