Studies also show that this calculation of credits would not have allowed us to meet federal targets and that there was a risk Canada’s inventory would have a shortfall of 400,000 vehicles. I’m talking about Canada, not Quebec. I don’t know if that would have been the case in Joliette or Rimouski. However, that has an impact in Canada, namely, 400,000 fewer units, and this has an impact on prices and consumer choice.
