Merci.
My next question is for Mr. Stanford.
You've called the Canadian discount, the price differential, a scapegoat for fiscal ailments of different governments.
First, could you explain how prices get driven down by pursuing export pipelines rather than value-added here at home?
I've also noted that the price differential has recently closed, and yet no pipelines have yet been built, which sort of puts that theory of not having the export pipelines.... It sort of puts the theory to rest that it's due to not having the pipelines that there's that wide differential.
Perhaps you could start with my first question. Could you explain how the prices get driven down by pursuing an export-driven strategy?