First, the numbers are actually quite difficult to work out. Whether it's $70 billion or less, it really doesn't matter. I'm not going to specify what the number is because it actually depends on how you look at it. I can say the industry has put extra effort to this. I think it has recognized that investors are actually expecting it to do that. Canadians are expecting it to do that and there's a broad commitment to do that.
I can say also that the provincial governments... the way they've moved in British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Alberta recently is to put in place new policies and new procedures, whether those be timelines or percentage of spending targets. Those are appropriate policies, particularly right now when prices are difficult. As prices recover, there should be more money and more effort put towards that. That is a commitment by the industry.