I think it's really been a function of the role that Canada has played globally, because we've not been a small player, we've been a big player. As a result of simply the amount of isotopes that Canada has provided, which has ranged over the years from somewhere between 50% and 30%, when we're out of the game, then that shortage plays back into Canada, and in fact it plays back into Canada more significantly than it plays back anywhere else.
On October 19th, 2009. See this statement in context.