Well, you have to make smart and strategic investments, and, again, we think we're one of those. Why would that be?
First of all, if you're making, say, a $2-billion investment in a chemical facility, you're looking at investment that's going to be around for 35 to 40 years; it's not five years plus. Our analysis suggests that even at 100% accelerated capital costs allowance, 100% depreciation treatment, the federal government's forgone revenues from taxation would be returned over an eight-year period. The break-even point for the federal government is eight years. You now have the rest of this period.