I would just add that this sector, over the course of my career, has grown ever more politicized. That is understandable, given the stakes, but it is also unhelpful. I would say that when the industry becomes a partisan football, when regulatory policy and even just general disposition towards the industry becomes partisan, that's damaging to the long-term health of the industry. I think it's one of those risks that's very difficult to hedge or ensure for industry, because you're never sure when the next political wind is going to blow.
My dream would be to see that we can have an industry that is supported by all parties in Canada, for the benefit of all Canadians, travelling on Canadian infrastructure to every part of the world, maximizing our value and supporting our allies. In moments like right now, when we have, again, the largest oil supply shock in history in the Middle East with the Strait of Hormuz closed, we should be able to provide assistance to our Asian allies without having to go through the U.S. gulf coast.
