I would like to touch on the diamond industry. My concern, as with a colleague here, is with the ability to maximize return to the Canadian economy from the diamond industry. I see your chart here, where it's 4%. Of course, in this chart you include the oil sands. I think if you take them out of the equation, the diamond mines right now, in the traditional mineral sense, with two more mines coming on stream in the Northwest Territories and one in Ontario, are going to be a very large chunk of the mining sector in Canada. We had the previous Liberal government working on a national strategy for diamonds, which really didn't amount to much.
You mentioned Aber Resources. Yes, they're in a good position, because they negotiated their arrangement and ownership in terms of supply of diamonds. We also have Tiffany up there, which is more advanced in terms of bringing on a jewellery industry.
So I think there is a real need to re-examine the national strategy on diamonds. I don't think it went anywhere, and it needs to be carried forward.
Perhaps you want to comment on that.