It's a fair question, a great question.
When I first started reading about these possible changes, I started fooling around with the numbers, and here again, as I said at the beginning, the companies don't tell me what their capital cost balances are and actually how much is available for the accelerated capital cost allowance. But playing around with some numbers....
I'll use Suncor as an example. When I add up my numbers on Suncor, I think a fair value for that company's stock is $100 per share. That's our price target. It's my job to set price targets.
If I go through the analysis—and here again, I'm looking at it completely from outside—if we cut that accelerated capital cost allowance down to 25%, so that it's the same as CDE, my net asset value drops from $100 per share to $80 per share. That's the impact on one of the leading companies in the industry.
I don't have the numbers for the other ones—