Thank you, Chair.
Thank you, Mr. Drexhage, for being here again.
I have a couple of questions. I want to follow along this line of the nature of Canada's economy and how well it compares to many of the developing world's economies. I think this is something that Canadians might have a hard time with. If you assess Canada on health care status, education levels, those types of things, we are firmly placed within the OECD. But it seems to me when you track down into where we derive much of our economic benefit, we still are hewers of wood and haulers of water.
Can you explain a little further this break? If Canada can prove that we can break between growth and economy and growth and greenhouse gas emissions, then that test or that proof will be given over to the Chinas and Indias of the world. How important is this in this talk about post-2012?