Sure. We did provide a pre-budget submission to Finance that had some more ideas and we looked at innovations in that space. I can make it available.
Broadly speaking, I mentioned the one around the capital cost treatment for the sector, which we believe will free up some capital, and given that we spend it back into the ground pretty quickly, that will create some opportunities immediately.
What government can do I think in the short term is to provide some support to the service sector. I would encourage you to talk to some of the representatives from the service sector specifically. One of the things we have talked about with them recently and have talked to the Alberta government about is finding a way to help the service sector look at treatment in the orphan well program that you're probably familiar with. These are not assets that are owned by our current producing members. We're not asking for anything other than if government wants to discharge some of those problems they have in what's called the orphan program, that would immediately keep a pretty significant number of people employed in the service sector.
Clearly as an employment opportunity, we've been very careful to suggest that we don't need any of that support for our current assets that we have under care and custody and are responsible for. But the orphan program looks like a pretty good opportunity. It would be easy for governments to work with the service sector and get some people back to work immediately. That would be another specific example.
Broadly speaking in some of our dialogue and language, we look at how we find underutilized pools of capital and get them to work. One of the things you'll see in our submission was around a request to maybe relook, review, and perhaps change—although that's not ours to change—some of the large corporation tax rules in CRA. It's not a today issue because given the environment today, not a lot of corporations are paying a lot of tax because of that, but it is a mechanism that seems, when we get into recovery mode, to have been tying up a lot of capital or underutilizing some capital instead of getting it to work, so we've asked for some review of that as well. Those are a couple of more specifics.
I'm thinking off the top of my head if I can think of a few others.