Okay. I'll be awaiting that study, and I think a lot of Canadians will be awaiting with a lot of interest too. It's long overdue. Thank you, again, for your fight against the new Liberal government so that you could actually get that information.
The other issue is around the impact of climate change. We have the economic and the fiscal impacts around pricing carbon. What has not been done in any fulsome way is an evaluation of the economic and fiscal costs of the increasingly dramatic and catastrophic climate change events that we're seeing in this country. The Insurance Bureau of Canada has now estimated that insurance costs related to catastrophic climate change events are more than $1 billion. I've heard estimates of up to $4 billion a year, and growing, of the costs related to climate change. For those who feel that the current structure of our economy doesn't come with a cost, there's that $4 billion estimated cost, or some $10 million a day in economic costs of our not dealing with climate change. Is that something the PBO is now looking at? Are you looking to see, given the increasing number of catastrophic climate change events, what the cost to the Canadian economy is of not dealing in any real way with climate change?