Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, Minister, Ms. Doyle and Mr. Tobin, for your presence this afternoon.
Minister, I'll say this respectfully. Canadians are looking for leadership. They're not, if I may say this, looking for spin or a synopsis of what did or didn't happen over the last 13 years. Canadians are looking for leadership with respect to environmental issues, which certainly are part of your bailiwick as Minister of Natural Resources. You talked about ideas--laudable ideas--about wind energy, solar energy, etc., and every new home in Canada, 20 years hence, being heated by solar. But at the end of the day, investors, manufacturers, and ordinary Canadians are wanting to know from you, as minister, what you actually have in mind with respect to developing our wind and solar energy sectors.
On the subject of sequestration, what actually do you have in mind with respect to concrete programs? Although you categorize your tenure as nine short months, they've been no shorter or longer than any other nine months in the calendar. So can you give us any guidance as to what you'll be doing in terms of programs?