First, as I've already said, the issue is climate change; it's not Kyoto. Kyoto is certainly a challenge for Canada, but it's a first step. I look at Kyoto as a direction, as an experiment to allow us to try different policy measures, an experiment to put in place certain incentives, to put in place new technologies. And I believe we should aim to meet our Kyoto commitment.
The thing I'm always reminded of is Pascal's Wager, which in this context would go a little like this. If we try hard to meet the challenge of climate change and it turns out that it's not so severe, we have lost nothing. We will have a stronger economy; we'll have greater energy security; we will have cleaner air. If we do not try to meet the challenges of climate change and it turns out to be a reality, then we may have lost everything.