That's a good question.
If you did see a sustained oil price world in today's price.... All the numbers that I gave you were based on holding today's prices as predicted by the futures market right now. If you did see that hold, what you are going to see is that most projects under construction will go to completion. Most if not all existing projects will stay in operation on the oil sands side. Probably some of the top-tier new projects and expansions will go forward, but you'll probably see a larger share of the expected two million barrels a day delayed or cancelled.
On the light oil side, it's a little bit of a different ball game in that those are very quick to ramp up and ramp down so you'll likely see more. My colleague, Mr. McLellan, could probably comment more on that, but you'll see much more variability in those spaces. They do make money at a lower oil price often but they're also more easily brought online or off-line. So you may see more rapid delays in those sectors.