Well, let's step back. At a principled level, in terms of a petroleum monitoring agency, the CPPI does actually support that concept. In the case identified by Ms. Savage a couple of days ago, where you can advertise inventory slowdowns in advance, my economics training tells me that when that kind of information gets posted, you're going to see a more immediate response by way of price reactions. For instance, in the United States right now, when the energy information agency reports on inventory levels in the U.S., there's an immediate price response. In fact, it's not too different from how the Bank of Canada announces an interest rate and then what the banks do subsequently.
On June 18th, 2007. See this statement in context.