Okay. It talked about the benefits to Quebec. It said if 1,000 wells were in production at 150 sites, the Government of Quebec could receive $150 million in royalties annually. Under a second scenario with 7,000 wells, that would translate to annual royalties of slightly above $1 billion. The study of the benefits does not include expenses incurred for transportation, distribution of natural gas extracted, or corporate taxes paid by the industries and their suppliers, nor does it integrate the dynamic or structural effects for the economy of Quebec.
With regard to your comment on your C.D. Howe background that you're preparing, following Hibernia, Terra Nova, and White Rose, Newfoundland and Labrador saw the largest improvement in productivity. Doesn't that make the case, when you look at those numbers and this study, that Quebec should be looking at fostering this development of shale gas?