You haven't answered my final question, but I'll give you something to go with that.
Your official, Mr. Martin, appeared before us previously and presented to us the two-page summary of the presentation, the essence of what Canada is standing by before the international negotiation table.
In that document, he presented that Canada's position was that coal-fired power is being phased out in Canada. I had expressed some dismay with that, given the fact that coal-fired power plants are, as we speak, being built in Alberta and with every intention of expanding those.
I had asked the question about Alberta, and I would appreciate clarification. We look at the commitments by the provinces across Canada, many of which are clearly committing to the science-based targets. The one that is way out of line is Alberta. Coal-fired power, as I understand, is the highest if not equal to the highest source, and the tar sands come in closely. So...what about Alberta?