My final question is this. By the nature of your answers on international mechanisms, I'm not sure you fully understand what I understand to be the United Nations clean development mechanism, which is entirely different from what you've been describing. The clean development mechanism deals with additionality. If you don't make the investment that produces the reduction, you don't get credit for it.
If I have misunderstood this, would you give us a critique of the government's understanding of the clean development mechanism or the verification mechanism of the clean development mechanism? Perhaps there's something I have failed to understand in your continual references to something that isn't in there.