Well, I think that companies like RWE, as I mentioned earlier, is now trying to find way to bring gas into Ukraine through the Black Sea. We simply don't have any of those kinds of resources at our disposal. Obviously, crude oil is a much more fungible commodity that can be moved much more easily.
One of the fundamental problems is that the Ukraine doesn't pay for its gas. That's one of the big complaints Gazprom has, or they use that as one of their complaints. So I think it's going to be very difficult. As you heard Mr. Salkeld say earlier, Ukraine is a very difficult environment for most Canadian companies to deal in. People can try to do stuff, but I think in the short term, because the nature of our energy industry is one where there's very little government control outside of owning the resource—the provinces own the resource—I think it will be very difficult to see anything in the short to medium term, because we operate on a commercial basis and it would be very difficult to try and get transactions in place.