Maybe I'll say just a couple of things. We can follow up with numbers after the meeting, but what I would like to share with you is that when we look at the climate plan and at programs like this, part of them is the emissions reduction and part of them is the economic activity and the jobs that are going to be coming and that are required to advance and to stimulate the economy. There's the economic development; there is the jobs element, and then there's the emissions reduction. We know that each of these elements will be required to tackle the 17% of emissions that come from our building stock in Canada.
To your question about the greenhouse gases from homes, that's what we're trying to tackle there. On the emissions reduction fund piece that is also funded in here, we were looking at providing improved or better access to capital for those companies so they could tackle their methane emissions during a period of COVID, during which they were facing specific issues. Each of them has specific outcomes that we're trying to achieve through that period.
There aren't numbers that we're targeting with respect to emissions reduction, but at the end of the day, when we try to pull all of these measures apart, they might not be one to one because all of them are required to enable the transition we're moving forward with.