That's a difficult question to answer. I would say that at the current market price, there are very few fields in western Canada that are competitive at $30. If we do not see a significant turnaround in terms of overall commodity pricing, this is just not a sustainable business in today's market.
Generally speaking, we are projecting, at least from a forecast perspective, 20% overall utilization for 2016. When you look at that from the perspective of its impact on jobs, generally one working rig generates 135 direct and indirect jobs. If you use that calculation, we're looking at approximately 30,000 employees in the service business, my members' business, who have been impacted significantly since the end of 2014.