I'll go back to the same question. There's an expectancy of growth of some kind and the the economy's going to pick up in 2017 in Alberta. Twenty-seven per cent of the province's economy today is based on the oil sector. Last year and in years before, it was close to 40%, maybe more, and Alberta was basically carrying the whole Canadian economy.
How do you anticipate that growth is going to happen? We do have a transition period that we're going through right now. Can you explain to me what the government expects that transition period to take to be able to carry ourselves through the hardship of the times right now and to keep Alberta's economy in at least a comfortable balance, if not an acceptable balance?