I know this doesn't fall within your immediate purview, but I assume the government does this around taxation policy, does it around immigration policy. It has some knowledge or makes some attempt to understand what's coming when designing the policies of today, because many of these policies last over a number of years and have implications.
The conclusion that the government has, in your words, provided a major disappointment with respect to looking down the road for our environment seems to me to encapsulate the very problem we're dealing with right now in climate change: that this, by its nature, is an issue that requires the government to look down the road, to plan ahead, and to apply a green filter in front of the programs, the policies, and the spending that government does. The failure to do so has consequences.
I'm trying to understand, because we've had four plans in twelve years. This is the tenth audit. Governments have said mea culpa time and again. The auditor's office has slapped their wrists and chastised them properly.
I'm wondering what consequences there are. Have you been able to determine that anybody anywhere within the government has ever been docked pay, has ever received a letter of reprimand? Has there been any consequence for the failure to look ahead and protect the environment in implementing government policies?