I guess hypothetically that's possible.
We are going to be issuing a paper, a document, describing the proposed approach to offsets under this system in the very near future. One of the core things that we are saying in that paper is that the criteria we're going to rely on for determining offset credits are the criteria that have been worked on over the past year and a half by the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment in a project precisely to come to an agreement on what the core features of a good offset are.
There are a number of features, but at the heart of an offset are two concepts. One is additionality, so you're not getting a credit for something that you would have done anyway, or that you had to do. Second, there is no double counting, and that's a concept that runs through any offset system in the world.