People balk at high numbers for performance targets, but you're not going to get the innovation and the scale shooting for low numbers like 30%. So, the European Union has gone for a 70% recycling rate for all plastics and a 90% rate for plastic beverage containers.
Those sorts of high performance standards are going to require investments in systems to collect that material. You're not going to get that at low standards, so stringency in all public policies is an important element if you're going to get the desired outcome. I think we should be looking at the jurisdictions that have set stringent standards. Within this country, we certainly have all of the technological capability and know-how, and because we have a petrochemical sector, we also have a lot of expertise on how to recycle plastics.
I think Canada has a head start in many ways with regard to recycling, and we shouldn't be afraid of stringent performance standards.