I'm just wondering if you have had any discussion about the comment the other day that perhaps we should have a pipeline from western Canada to eastern Canada. We had a number of witnesses who came in and talked to us about refineries and pipelines. We're doing a study on that presently. I think we've heard that the refinery capacity in Canada is adequate. We've heard that some parts of the country export a bit of oil and some parts import a bit, but that we have a good balance there. We've heard that there's really no reason to increase refining capacity in the country, but that certainly we need more pipelines across this country in order to handle the production we have. I'm just wondering if you can talk about some of the various initiatives and ways that you feel pipelines could be helpful to the Canadian economy, as well as the Northern Gateway, which we've talked about a bit. But talk to us about some of the other areas and how this might develop the Canadian economy.
