I'd like to assure the honourable member and the whole committee that we do, in fact, track GHG reductions. In fact, we have a very sophisticated process to actually work with companies to figure out what we think the reduction will be. There is a committee of federal experts in this field. We engage five external experts of various kinds. There's a pretty elaborate diligencing process to figure out for these large investments what would be the greenhouse gas reductions that we would be seeking.
In fact, in the case of large emitters, where we're investing actually to get rapid reductions in emissions, that's one of the business lines of the program. The funding we provide is tied to their reduction of emissions, and we have the ability to claw it back if they don't reduce. There's a whole follow-up and measurement and reporting infrastructure to make sure that happens. Just to answer directly, at this point of the projects where we have signed agreements, there are 11 megatonnes of reductions by 2030 that are contractually bound in the contracts we have signed.