That conversation is really just getting started. We talked a bit about that yesterday in the G20 meeting. Basically what is going on is a lot of consultation with the private sector. It almost looks a bit like grand-scale industrial planning, asking “When can you get started and what do you need?” The supply chains are so complex that there will be fits and starts. Of course, some of your supply chain is not in Canada at all.
We may be fortunate in the sense that China was at the beginning, because that's an important element in most countries' supply chains, for manufacturing at least, and of course an important customer for commodities. Some of that stuff will start to move in the early going. It's very complicated and we're not ready yet.
I know here in Canada we'll be doing the same thing, creating that consultative structure so that everybody can be better informed of what should go first, what can go first, and what would prevent it from going first. We need answers to those questions and you can only do that by talking to people.