I think we're asking for the federal government, to the extent that it can, to try to persuade the chartered banks to free up some of their capital, some of the available capital loans, to industry in general and oil and gas in specific. Not to single out oil and gas, but credit is still very tight. I think Mr. Herring and Mr. Leach have mentioned that it's still very tight in terms of interest rates and just in terms of being available. Even if you as a company are willing to pay the interest rate, the banks are not giving out loans. They're not freeing up lines of credit, and they aren't giving out any guarantees in terms of their ongoing support for financing this year or in multi-year projects.
I know that in the last budget, the federal budget, there were a number of funds devoted to try to help free up capital, and to the extent that can do some good in terms of persuading the banks to free up their capital lending, that is what we're looking for. We're not looking for any types of specific loan guarantees from the federal government itself. We're looking for the federal government to persuade the banks to free up their capital.