Sure. Just two days ago, Fairness Alberta released an analysis that had eight ways to reform equalization. I encourage everybody to have a look at fairnessalberta.ca. There are always economists and think tanks that often put out one or two flaws in a program, but I think we've put together a very comprehensive list that in three pages gives you a really good primer on the key elements of the equalization program that are problematic for some people, including the recipient provinces.
So no, we definitely think there are some significant reforms that could be made within the program. Some of them would benefit Alberta. Actually, the first four would have some impact on Alberta, and the other four wouldn't, so long as Alberta is not a recipient province. There would still be ways to make the program fairer and generate more support for the concept—it is in the Constitution—across Canada.