There's a lot there. I guess it will be no surprise that we haven't audited the data that came out at noon today, even though it is late in the afternoon. We're not that quick.
We're diligent auditors, and we'll be looking at this in future reports. I can't say that we will be able to do an audit of the entire national inventory report. We would probably need to have to replicate the entire cadre of staff within the departments to be able to do that sort of thing.
We sometimes forget about the big picture when we're talking about slight changes from year to year. The fact of the matter is Canada has not reduced its emissions from the baseline of 1990. All the other G7 countries have. Whether there's some margin of error or not, we are the worst of those countries. We are still trying to get to an objective in 2026 in terms of emissions that just brings us back to where we started in 1990. This isn't a case that we've got good emissions reductions and it's just a question of how much—is it off by a few per cent or not—our emissions are still higher today than in 1990. We have to remember that.