I get that. I guess as an experienced parliamentarian I know how to read the report.
You tell us that you used the CER. I asked you about Bay du Nord and you said, oh, that's in what we looked at with the Canada Energy Regulator. But, I'm thinking, wait a minute, Bay du Nord was not in the plan in December 2021, so they're thinking of a million barrel a day increase. Is Bay du Nord part of that or is that increased?
I don't see, under the CER's evolving scenarios, based on your plans, how we end up in a situation where we are still producing the same amount of oil in 2050 as we are today, because they have another scenario where it actually goes up to 6.7 million barrels a day depending on markets.
What possible use is your cap if the regulator is looking at all the policies and saying that production basically stays the same?