Again, we need to keep in mind the following.
What we need to keep in mind is that, yes, there is an excess of supply in the world markets. That's what's pushing the price down, but that factor is even more prevalent in the North American market, as Mr. McLellan also mentioned. We have a landlocked market in North America, which is leading to prices here being lower than they are on world markets.
So, no, by exporting Alberta bitumen to world markets, you're not going to see us getting a Brent price for Alberta bitumen. But you also would be talking about a relatively small quantity in the global scheme of things, if we're talking about increasing exports off the Canadian shores by, let's say, a million barrels a day.