I'm simply saying it's a fact. You'll have to wait and see on some of these initiatives you've talked about.
With respect to the depreciation, what it really is on the oil sands is financial policy, and it's ultimately the decision of the Minister of Finance. Now, you may not like that; you may wish it was my decision. But it's the decision of the Minister of Finance. As you are fully aware, budgetary matters are held very tight. They're not released in advance. They can have impacts on markets. That's why I offered no comment on that.
The process is to make these presentations to the finance committee in their pre-budget consultations. They go away and write their report, and they make that presentation to the Minister of Finance. Then on budget day we find out the results of that. That's the way the process works.
I don't think it would be prudent for me to start speculating on any of those matters, one way or the other. As much as you would like me to, I'm not going to.
Thank you.