You'll forgive me for reacting perhaps immediately to a number of comments you made, sir, about a public-private partnership. For most Canadians right now, when they look at energy prices, energy performance, profitability of companies, and the overall success of these 18 companies, it's hard for them to envision public money being invested unless they see some fairly dramatic reductions in greenhouse gases. I'm trying to reconcile your call, on the one hand, for a public-private partnership and participation in this process, while at the same time in your deck you are suggesting that there really shouldn't be any regulations and that CCS shouldn't be mandated. I know you're not saying we shouldn't be regulating for greenhouse gas reductions, right?
On February 27th, 2007. See this statement in context.