Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Again, I appreciate all the witnesses coming today.
I guess my first question can be answered by either Mr. Mintz, Mr. Moore, or Ms. Kenny, or all of them. In looking at the various pipeline options that are being discussed in North America—we have Keystone, Northern Gateway, things like that—would you say that right now the expectations of investors in oil sands, and I guess in general in western Canadian oil projects, are by and large working on the assumption that these pipelines will go through and there will be increased capacity? If my assumption there is correct, what would be the effect on investment in the western Canadian oil patch if all of a sudden something came that these pipelines would not be able to go through? Say President Obama is re-elected and absolutely forbids Keystone, and something happens in B.C. that we can't ever put a pipeline through there. What would happen then if that expectation, assuming it's there, were changed? Could I get a couple of answers on that?