I think the answer is in the price differential between Brent and West Texas Intermediate. Our blends are based on a discount to WTI right now. If we were able to get material volumes to the coast it would be based off the discount to Brent. I believe that Canada, being a much more stable jurisdiction and seen very favourably around the world, would be a preferred supplier. I think that we could command a higher price as long as Brent trades at a premium to West Texas Intermediate. That is the situation, but nothing lasts forever. It would give us flexibility. What we need in industry is the flexibility.
