I want to chat a little bit here about value added, if I may.
Mr. Paton, you mentioned value added. You mentioned Alberta specifically. This is a big deal in Alberta; there's a lot of conversation around it, as you mentioned. You mentioned that the Alberta government is doing a good job.
One of the challenges, though, that we've had in Alberta isn't necessarily that government policy directly hurts value added; it's the simple demographics. It's the fact that up to this point the labour market has been incredibly tight in Alberta. If you want to set up operations to add value to bitumen, or whatever it might be that you want to add value to in Alberta, you'd have a hard time finding the workers, up to this point, to do it. I think most people are projecting that, once we come through this recession, this will be the case as well.
How have your members dealt with that labour situation? And how are they anticipating dealing with it as we move forward?