It is, actually.
I wonder if you could talk a little about the cost. With regard to the potential cost escalation causing these other countries such as Norway, Denmark, and the Netherlands to postpone decisions, along with the U.K. experience and possible downsizing, which has already been done by the Americans, are we looking at the kind of cost uncertainty in the future that may make this...? If you look at the Norwegian numbers, the comparable number for Canada is 65. A straight arithmetic comparison would mean it would be $42 billion or $44 billion. Are you looking at escalating numbers for Canada's costs as well should these numbers change downward as we go forward? Do you think, in your analysis, that the costs for Canada could escalate considerably up into the $40 billion range?