As Mr. Myers has outlined, when you have a robust industry that's able to invest in new technologies, then there's a competitive advantage to these technologies, and we could have a situation where with COSIA and the pooling of intellectual capital and then intellectual property on an unprecedented basis in Canada we have billions of dollars of investments in oil and gas technology. We have heard some talk today about the merits of perhaps the private system of capital versus a more state-owned system of capital.
One thing that the private system does very well is innovation, as compared to the state-owned system. When you look at the world of oil, half of the free world's private investable oil reserves are in the oil sands. The technologies that we develop there in heavy oil extraction, particularly on the environmental front as it may relate to, say, non-aqueous extraction, or carbon capture and storage, these types of technologies, those are going to be highly exportable to other oil-producing countries, places like Venezuela and others where they just don't have the kind of innovation culture that private enterprise brings.