I'm going to have to cut you off, because I'm going to run out of time and I want to get to Mr. Potter for a second.
Mr. Potter, in April this year this federal government resisted Sinopec's offer to buy into the tar sands, particularly on the export of raw bitumen to a lower-level region for refinement. The Prime Minister had made a commitment in 2006 and then again in 2008 not to export raw bitumen to jurisdictions that had lower environmental standards than our own.
You talked about free market and geopolitics being two factors in an energy security environment. Is what the Prime Minister did in alignment with free market principles, to resist a free market offer for Sinopec to come in and buy up a big chunk in the oil sands?