Truly, we have some special guests today. We're joined today by two groups, four individuals whom I want to thank for being here. Everybody should have in front of them two decks of material, one on behalf of CSA and one on behalf of CAPP. If you don't, we can get you copies.
I want to take a quick moment to introduce the individuals and thank them for coming. Mr. Ferguson is the vice-president, policy and performance, from the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, which we know as CAPP. I'm sure Mr. Ferguson will go into more detail, but CAPP is a large industry organization that represents the upstream Canadian oil and natural gas industry. Their members produce 90% of Canada's natural gas and crude oil, with revenues of about $100 billion a year, if I have that correct.
After Mr. Ferguson, we will be pleased to hear from Kevin MacDougall, who is the director of energy and utilities; Mr. Michael Leering, who is the program manager, environment and climate change; and Jeffrey Walker, the program manager of natural resources, from the Canadian Standards Association. Gentlemen, thank you for coming.
The CSA group is traditionally known.... Certainly I associate you with things like hockey helmets and stoves, but we're going to learn today—most people should already know this—that the organization is much bigger and far reaching than that. Thank you very much for coming out today.
It's up to you who wants to go first, but I'm looking to my left, so maybe Mr. Ferguson would prefer to start.