Natural Resources committee  It's 52%.

Natural Resources committee  Compared with any other jurisdiction, yes.

Natural Resources committee  In Alberta, our renewable energy projects are fundamentally associated with our oil and gas operations in reducing the carbon content, so any reclamation would be woven in with the overall...whether that's in the mining sector or the in situ. Sir, I don't have numbers offhand for you.

Natural Resources committee  I do believe that is a responsibility and a commitment. That hasn't changed. That's why in my opening comments I detailed the literally hundreds of millions of dollars a year we are spending to do that. That's why—because I think it's good for business and it's the right thing to do.

Natural Resources committee  I'm not sure what the question is, but I'll gladly comment on it. The judgment of whether I'm a great manager, I guess that's for someone else to determine. I'm very aware of the clean fuels regulations. What I said was that we are complying with them, and in terms of analyzing them....

Natural Resources committee  It would be to say that our commitments haven't changed in that. We have targets for 2030. We have the commitments for 2050. We're collaborating with others in industry to achieve those. A lesson learned for me in this is that, if anything I've said was misinterpreted, I have the responsibility to ensure that, for my employees, for my customers, for folks in this room, we're clear.

Natural Resources committee  Yes.

Natural Resources committee  They are scope 1 and scope 2 emissions. We report routinely in our sustainability report, which we've now put out for 25-plus years, and in our climate report, which is six-plus years, the emissions from our operations on an operated basis, on an equity basis. We detail at length the actions we're taking, whether it's fuel switching or whether it's renewables and blending.

Natural Resources committee  She's sitting right next to me.

Natural Resources committee  No, you're incorrect. I'm glad you said this, because she's right next to me. I also read that I had let her go. I did not let her go. She's down the hall from me, and I value her greatly. She is choosing to retire after a very successful 20-year career. Someone she has mentored for the last five years will be our chief sustainability officer as she retires.

Natural Resources committee  I guess I'd be curious as to who here actually listened to or read what I had to say, because I think, if you did that, I don't think I'd be asked this question. That said, I want to emphasize my empathy for the people who have suffered the loss. It's been horrible—no question about it.

Natural Resources committee  No.

Natural Resources committee  They're still contained within the report, and all of the obligatory liabilities and risks are reported. This is a voluntary report, and they're in there. It happens to be in a different area that apparently wasn't read, but it hasn't changed.

Natural Resources committee  —that is inaccurate.

Natural Resources committee  I go back to some of the comments I made earlier. Oil and gas are fundamentally global commodities. They are produced around the world. They are consumed around the world. When you compete in a commodity market, it's about your ability to supply cost. In Canada, some of the areas where it's higher cost relate to where we are.