There's a lot in that question. I might dodge it simply by saying we need to get the world price. Shareholders need to get the highest price for their product, so they will take their product to the market that will provide that price.
The question really comes back to the thread that has been going through the questions and the answers this morning, which is that there's a certain amount of dysfunctionality in the Ukrainian market, so that would have to be addressed first. Really, the answer to your question is, if we were going to ship LNG from Canada to Ukraine under the current situation, someone has to subsidize it. Who is going to do that? That really doesn't make much sense.
The question then is, do we really know what Ukraine wants? At the moment we have a government in transition. We need an elected government that is, I think, prepared to govern with a mandate to change the business environment and create that environment that would allow the world price to regulate there.
What's the price? It would be roughly $4 or $5 more than we are currently getting for natural gas here, and that would be roughly the cost of converting gas to LNG and shipping it into that market.