I don't know, certainly for our purposes—and it's tough to say on behalf of our trading counterparties. You just don't hear much, in terms of use of Statistics Canada information. There may be some. I'm not sure. In fairness, on the other side, EIA is more talked about and referenced in terms of being used in modelling and decision-making in all of those sorts of things.
I think it's about credibility. It's about the amount of resources that are going into ensuring that what's there is good, credible data, and that it's well-sourced, it's fulsome, and it's complete. I do know that in the past, for example, we have tried to use some Statistics Canada stuff, and you weren't sure of the sourcing and how accurate it was. It was a bit spotty, in terms of information. Whereas, EIA in the U.S. is much more comprehensive.
I think that's really it. If there's a more concerted effort to get it right and ensure that it actually does put out very comprehensive information, it would be much more useful to the market.