I will point you to this. First, ministers commit to transition to a low carbon economy by adopting a broad range of domestic measures, including carbon pricing mechanisms.
To your point about environmental assessments, when there's an environmental assessment I am tasked, or the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency is tasked, to provide a report and look at the significant environmental effects. Assuming there are significant environmental effects then a decision needs to be made, and ultimately it will go to cabinet. That is not a change. That is actually the process. What we have said is that decisions need to be made on science, evidence, facts. They need to take into account the public consultations. They need to take into account the views of indigenous peoples, engagement with indigenous peoples; and they need to consider the greenhouse gas emissions, both direct and upstream.