I am sorry to see that Mr. Layton has already left, because I had some questions for him. I would like Mr. Christopherson to tell him that when we talk about carbon emissions in China, we divide the figure by 1.2 billion, which gives us a result of about 3 tons. Nonetheless, to attain the same results as Canada, China would have to invest not $10 billion but rather $378 billion in environmental protection initiatives.
Ms. Donnelly, regarding the 25% reduction by 2020, what does this mean in terms of the total percentage, if we estimate the current figure at more than 33%? What percentage of emission reductions below the current level does that represent?