Two issues have come up with us. One is about the definition of what does and doesn't qualify. It seems to be an endless and ever-changing one. Secondly, the audit provisions are to the point where companies simply quit applying, because for the amount of return....
Take Syncrude, for example. I think it's only one out of ten projects they file now, because it's just not worth the hassle. And I think that's definitional as much as anything else, Mr. Chairman.
I can give you other examples, but that's probably the best example I can think of. They just don't bother anymore.