You say that a massive scale of effort is needed going forward. I want to turn to emissions trading for a moment. In chapter 1, page 32, you say, “the gap between Canada's Kyoto target and its emissions during the commitment period could exceed 270 million tonnes”. You suggest that only about 21% of the estimated Kyoto gap could be made up by domestic trading, which leaves 80% to be met on the international market. That's a pretty massive effort, if under the previous government's way of trying to meet our commitments....
Did you see anything in your audit that would have led you to conclude that the previous government's proposed measures could have kept Canada compliant with Kyoto without massive reliance on international credits?