I could give the example of Norway. The problem is that obviously we have a different system here constitutionally, but if I take the example of Norway, in fact they've also gone through the process. They have North Sea oil. They've gone through the whole period of booming oil prices, but they've set up a fund out there that is being redistributed in some ways.
Indeed, this is why I mentioned the equalization formula. We've been arguing over how we could get rid of oil revenues from that; well, I would argue that we should probably have even a bit more weight on that.
What's really going on is that regionally there are sectors. I have some figures here, just to show you. Since 2000, the share of oil out of total exports has tripled in Canada, so there are those who are benefiting tremendously from that.