Perhaps I haven't been specific enough.
For compliance, imagine, if you will, that the government were to come forward with a plan that required the drastic dropping of the curve of greenhouse gas emissions—federal leadership, a carbon-pricing strategy, all of the mechanisms you would imagine. This would not be easy lifting, by any measure. No one considers it that way.
Do you have faith in the federal development strategies we are talking about—in some office, the commissioner's office enhanced or some other role—to be able to counter the push-back that would be inevitable from such an aggressive or ambitious plan?