Yes, but as you were saying earlier when speaking to the minister, there's a distinction between the global number impact and trajectories to get to 2050 versus the individual measures and interactive effects. When we put out our information and share our information, we need to make sure that we are credible in talking about where we're going on our path to 2030 and 2050, so that's the work that we have to do.
As an example, with the update to industrial carbon pricing, there are a number of decisions that still have to be made jurisdiction by jurisdiction on the implementation of the benchmark. That will all impact what it's going to look like and the impact it will have on the emissions going forward. We need to know this to understand the impacts going forward, and the details matter.