I think you will hear this from Don McRae as well, that one of the challenges we have is to sit down with the Americans and say, what can we do together in the Arctic? Given the fact that they have a very large share of the Arctic as a result of Alaska, and we do as well as a part of the islands and so on, there are a number of areas where our interests segment. In fact, we have some disputes over the 200-mile economic zone.
Given the fact that technology is advancing to the point where there are many things that can be done now in the Arctic that could not be done before, I think we would gain a lot more than we would ever threaten if we sat down with the Americans and said, what can we do together? Then together we can approach the Russians and the Europeans and so on, who also have a stake in the Arctic and who are part of the circumpolar panel.
I think you will find that your discussions with Professor McRae on that should be quite fruitful.