Mike started to touch on it. We struck a deal in 1996 that was intended to bring additional oil sands development. The regime was established to entice businesses into the marketplace. That gives us the royalty structure that currently exists. The projection at the time of the signing was $25 billion over 25 years. So $1 billion a year over that period is a heck of a nice pace of growth and development for any community.
The conservative approach was applied to articulating what that might mean in terms of population growth and impact. Oil companies were using $20 to $25 a barrel for the projected scenarios, and, granted, in 1998 we had oil at ten bucks a barrel.