We take our queue from outside agencies like the International Energy Agency. I think we understand clearly that global oil demand will continue to increase for a significant amount of time, and based on energy demand, it will always grow for our global economies.
The other thing that is particular about that graph in terms of oil demand over time is that it's not just demand from increased use, with more people coming out of the lower class into the middle class and wanting more clothes, cell phones, transportation, and those kinds of things. It's also a depleting resource in all jurisdictions, so we also have to replace what is used. There is a significant opportunity for feeding that global demand situation, and it will increase over time.
Nobody sees oil demand going down for the next 50 years. It depends on how optimistic or pessimistic you are in your view. The question for Canada, as a natural resource-rich jurisdiction in that product, is how can we find a position to generate wealth for Canadians for as long as we can?