Thank you.
My last question is related to page 9 of your presentation. Earlier this week, I was reading a Senate report published in July 2012 that stated that, in 2010, the non-renewable fuel industry received the largest proportion of public R&D subsidies. The results of this study were based on the data provided by Canada to the International Energy Agency, and show that about three out of four dollars invested by the federal government went to R&D for non-renewable energy sources. I know that this definitely does not correspond to the table you presented on page 9.
However, I believe the information in the Senate report included carbon capture and storage in the fossil fuels category. Are the numbers closer to what is actually happening if we include R&D investments for fossil fuels in carbon capture funding?