Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, gentlemen, that we are still here and able to get some answers.
Mr. Guilbeault, I really appreciate your being here, because one of the things that I really found confusing was trying to figure out how the Canada Energy Regulator is looking at its scenarios, when I keep hearing you guys talk about, as you say, a cap on emissions and then reducing them.
Under its December 2021 evolving policy scenario, in 2019 we had 4.9 million barrels a day of oil production and in 2050 we will have 4.8 million barrels a day of production. That's a pretty lame target if we're going to have the same production in 2050 as we have today. You've told us that you used the CER as part of your climate plan. Don't you have a better standard than to say we're going to have the same amount of production in 2050 as we have today?