Yes, I guess the thing is that I feel this would have been the best conversation to have in 1998. In 2022, to be told, well, you know, let us do a massive increase in oil production, and I'm sure we're going to find efficiencies....
You mentioned the IPCC report. When I read that, the clock is ticking in a serious way. It may already have run out for us, and yet we're talking about an emissions cap that Mr. Guilbeault has now punted off to someplace in the distant future.
You say we need a hard cap. You also say that federally we have the jurisdiction. Why is it that we have the jurisdiction of the federal government to have a hard cap on emissions when we're talking about actually meeting our international obligations? Could you just explain that?