Yes, it will be with my colleague Mr. Harvey.
I prepared a few questions, but apparently I have the chance to ask just one. I want to ask a question similar to what Mr. Barlow just asked regarding carbon pricing. The Canadian Chamber of Commerce said it is a long-standing supporter of carbon pricing. Is that the case regarding the price of oil? The chamber also concluded that with a lack of access to global markets, Canada will accept a lower oil price.
If currently more than 10% of our oil is sold to the U.S., how can the Canadian oil remain competitive in the current low-price environment, when on top of that we have to pay the cost of the carbon tax, doing business in Canada? If oil production becomes sufficiently unprofitable, I guess we'll just have to decide to leave the oil in the ground. How will the carbon pricing affect the competitiveness of our oil and gas sector?