I would agree. When you look at us as having the fourth-largest oil reserves in the world, our production should be meaningfully higher.
I said in my written commentary that we have willingly ceded market share to other countries, to our demise and to their benefit. Why is that? I think it has been a result of extraordinarily poor leadership over the past 10 years. It's this mistaken belief that this is a sunset industry and we need to transition poor oil field workers and find them jobs, apparently at a battery plant.
This is not a sunset industry. I'm hopeful that under the new leadership, with a much more optimistic tone, there will be a realization that the world needs more Canadian oil and needs more Canadian natural gas. By embracing that and providing an environment that is much more conducive to investment, we can reclaim a lot of the market share we have willingly ceded to other countries.
