—from 674 megatonnes in emissions in 2020 to 641 megatonnes in 2030. In the absence of carbon pricing, we'd be going from 691 megatonnes to 720 megatonnes. When you look at those numbers, the 641 megatonnes versus the 720 megatonnes, that is how we get to 79 megatonnes in reductions. Again, that's both the carbon price and the output-based pricing system.
