No, certainly. But you'd have access to that data. The reason I'm asking you this and where I'm going with this is because of this so-called dialogue, which I think everyone supports. We also want to be informed in the dialogue; everyone should be informed in any dialogue. My concern is the amount of money we've dedicated to stimulus versus the Americans. We're not spending as much--and that can be a debate we have between parties--but it's also where it's going to be spent. Mr. Rae talked about not just being cooperative but competitive, and my concern is that we are seeing economies changing significantly, trying to deal with economic crisis, but we're also in a transformative phase, I think most people would agree. I think it would be important to understand where we have common linkages in terms of the vision we've heard from Mr. Obama and his administration and make sure we're not left behind. I would hope our government would look at that, do a juxtaposition between where they're spending their stimulus and where we're spending ours.
I had another question. Is looking at the cap and trade market something your department has been tasked with, as it relates to the continent and the United States, or is that shared with another department?