It's interesting. It must not be much of a tough crowd, because between the previous administration and this current one, Canada, in terms of greenhouse gas emissions, as a developed nation--you must know this, you deal with this file--has one of the worst records of any developed nation.
It seems passing strange that there was almost a tone of lecture from our Prime Minister and in some of your comments today towards the United States, in saying that the United States needs to involve themselves and include themselves in this process. The United States has in fact done better than we have since the signing of Kyoto. I wouldn't be surprised if some of the American negotiators were able to smile quietly to themselves at being lectured from a country like Canada, whose record is so off base with what the world is trying to do.
Is there an official government policy in terms of what the limit of greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere should be in parts per million or degrees? You've said no. Do we have an official policy going into these negotiations?