Here's a really important question for you, Mr. Lazar, which I'd like to finish up with. In all legislative initiatives in the United States that we have seen, the price of carbon in anticipation of 2020 was supposed to peak or is contemplated at peaking at $30 a tonne. We heard last week from the Pembina Institute, and from TD and others that funded the report, that the government's own plan will be a minimum of $100 a tonne by 2020, and as high as $200 if we follow what is now the ENGO target--not the NDP target but the ENGO target. What is the significance of that price differential for your sector? How are your members going to reconcile that kind of differential in price on carbon?
On November 5th, 2009. See this statement in context.