I'm glad you mention that because as I start thinking about your suggestion to include these in regulations under the Federal Sustainable Development Act, the challenge is that just looking at economic you'd be looking at things such as job creation, GDP growth, youth unemployment, income equality, seniors outcomes, and it goes on.
Then we're talking about the environmental element, which would include greenhouse gas emissions, air pollutants, other toxins into the environment. We'd be talking about conservation targets, ocean health, species at risk. Then you get to the social element of it and you're talking about things like first nations poverty, immigrant integration, education, and health outcomes.
We're talking about a comprehensive and significant set of targets that would have to be established. I guess my concern is to do it under the Federal Sustainable Development Act may actually be the inappropriate form in which to do it. Those targets should be set in individual departments that are implicated by the broader elements addressed in the Federal Sustainable Development Act.
Your comments, please....