We had a number of interactions with the provincial delegates who were there at Bali. I would not say that there was a formal process of generating consensus at that time. It was clear that the minister spoke for the Government of Canada and spoke for Canada in the context of this international meeting.
At the same time, I think there was a good interaction with our provincial colleagues in terms of sharing information about what was going on in the negotiating sessions. I believe that provincial ministers did have their own interactions. They had their own program. I couldn't speak in detail to what they did on the ground, but there was no formal process for having a single position.