Thank you very much.
Coming back to a comment you made, Mr. Harrison, about the leaking out, the preponderance of foreign-owned companies working in the oil sands, I certainly saw this first-hand in Calgary when the government rubber-stamped the CNOOC takeover of Nexen. There was a lot of concern expressed by Calgarians. I went to that community three or four times and met with people in the oil and gas sector and, of course, outside the sector in organizations that had benefited from Nexen's support. This takeover that was rubber-stamped I think provides a compelling narrative that references your concern around the leaking out.
The Alberta Federation of Labour also testified, even though it's a provincial jurisdiction, about the low level of royalties that Alberta currently receives for its resource: less than even a third world country such as Angola. We also had testimony earlier this week about the lack of a sovereign wealth fund. Countries such as Norway have built up a very robust ongoing support so that the sustainability that Mr. LeFort referred to.... Because they've built up over time a robust sovereign wealth fund, the sustainability of the country, the long-term prosperity, is guaranteed.
Can you comment on the leaking out, on the fact that there's a series of largely federal government decisions that have been profoundly irresponsible and mean that Albertans and Canadians as a whole don't benefit to the same extent we could if we had wise policies in place that would allow us to stop the leaking out and ensure that the benefits of the resources are actually shared by Albertans and Canadians?