Respectfully, no.
Certainly there is a difference in time lag between parts of the sector. The oil sands would be more bulky investments and as Tim mentioned, those investments are longer timeframes so if you're in the middle, likely you have a lot of sunk costs and you're going to continue.
Where I work, on the upstream side of things, as Mr. McGowan mentioned, we react very quickly to the change in commodity prices and that is instantaneous on our suppliers across Canada as well. We do not need the same level. This is why it's imperative that we do what we can to retain Canada's market share through actions of companies and actions of the government to set ourselves up for that retention and to keep the economy strong throughout Canada.