Just briefly, in line with the brief I provided on the remote wind energy incentive program, that would be part of the current ecoENERGY program. My colleague Tim Weis presented to you in Ottawa, and he presented on that program. The wind incentive for the north would just be a part of that program. As I understand it, the ecoENERGY program funds are set to run out in a few months. The renewable energy industry in Canada and of course the Pembina Institute are hoping that this fund will be renewed in the upcoming budget.
Our feeling is that compared with other jurisdictions.... The Alaskans are pretty impressive. They're really moving forward, especially on wind energy. They're looking into all kinds of hybrid systems. Wind-diesel, for example, is becoming fairly commonplace in their smaller communities. Compared with certain jurisdictions, Canada is definitely falling behind in terms of serious capital investments and also of training investments, about which of course almost everyone here has spoken.
I don't know whether that helps to answer your question.