Yes, few people realize the significant investments that major public pension plans have in the oil sands. It's hard to get the exact numbers in Canada, because our disclosure rules around pension plans are not very good. In the United States API did a major study. When people think about who benefits from oil and gas, they often think about a C-suite executive in Calgary, but it's really nurses and teachers. One of the largest pension plans that was invested in the AOSP, the Shell joint venture project I was involved with for many years, was that of a bunch of dentists out of California. Those are the people who are benefiting.
One of the criticisms of our sector is that while we came out of the recession looking pretty good, stock prices have not bounced back to the level we want them to be at, and our investors every day are saying that they want the maximum return. Many of these are your next-door neighbour on the street.