There are at least two or three reasons for that.
Number one, we already have a pipeline in place that could serve them, but it's been flowing in the other direction. It was built back in the 1970s and then reversed to bring oil from offshore into Ontario. Now it's being looked at to reverse and go in the other direction. That is an existing pipeline, so it’s an easy way to satisfy that.
Number two, the price they're paying today is a world oil market price, which we would all hope to get, but in stranded oil in Canada and the U.S., it's about $15 less than that right now, so there is an economic driver as well.
But clearly, the main one is a security driver. Canadian oil for Canadians is an opportunity that they can choose in the marketplace. It doesn't mandate it, but it opens that option for them to choose Canadian oil, and that's where I think they would really want to get it from.