Of course there are long-term measures. I heard your speech. You want a commitment for 2050. That is clear and we have known that for a long time. What you are less clear on are targets for 2020 and a clear timeframe. You have been silent on that.
We read your plan. I'll prove it to you minister. On page 15 you tell us that you now believe in clean development mechanisms. We, on this side of the committee, also believe in it.
How can you explain, then, that United Nations documents show once again, as your predecessor had indicated to this committee, that on May 4, 2007, you still had not paid the sum of $1.5 million required for using the clean development mechanism. How can you claim to believe in a mechanism and include it in your plan when you refuse to pay the money required to make it work?