The point is that there's public policy in different countries to protect consumers, or they just set what their objectives are, whether it's stability of price or whether it's lower pricing and so forth.
I note your recommendation, Ms. Savage--and this is open to the other panellists as well. Would it be in Canada's interest to mandate a certain amount of refinement that has to happen in this country that would bring forward some stability in terms of capacity that's online and available to us? The United States has spent billions of dollars to create the reserve funds they have. That would be extremely costly, and there would be environmental issues as well. It's significant for a country to go that route. Why not mandate a certain percentage of refinement of our own natural resources so we have value-added jobs and stock on hand before it disappears to some other country to do that job we should be having done in Canada?