Yes, thank you. I'd appreciate adding to it because we've been working on the LNG side.
The market works, and United States gas is closer to the eastern Canadian market and is displacing western Canadian gas. So the market works, and the market is what it is.
At this point, United States imports into Canada are some three or so billion cubic feet a day. We've been considering the impact of LNG. When we lose those markets, it's critical that we access the Asian markets offshore with LNG. This is really where the growth is going to come, and that potential. And as I mentioned, we have that proposal through CAPP to get some three to four bcf a day, roughly equivalent to what has been displaced in the east. That would provide some $500 billion of GDP, and the jobs you're looking at, ongoing jobs, are in the range of 100,000. This would be Canadian jobs across the breadth of Canada, direct, indirect, and induced. LNG is critical.