If we don't solve this constraint issue with oil pipeline capacity—for instance, to another coast—do you see this as a real threat to the economy? I say this specifically because right now we have about 300,000 to 350,000 people employed directly or indirectly by the oil sands. That's somewhere between 8% and 12% of the GDP of the country, and the base is expected to triple. In essence, by 2030 we're expected to have somewhere in the neighborhood of one million people in Canada employed directly or indirectly by the oil sands.
Do you see that if we don't fix this constraint issue we are going to have an even bigger discount to United States oil prices?