In general, certainly what you're saying is true. If we didn't have to discount our oil, there would be an improvement in our terms of trade because what happens is that we import oil at the Brent price level, or the West Texas Intermediate, and we export at the western Alberta price, which is much lower. So certainly if that price goes up, that discount is reduced and it will positively impact our terms of trade, which will have a positive impact on the level of activity and certainly on the revenues of the government as well.
We haven't done that type of calculation to see what kind of impact the pipeline is going to have on that discount level, but certainly it will have an impact, no doubt.