That makes perfect sense to me. It's just that in December, the Ukraine war wasn't on anybody's radar. Now we're doing a massive increase, and Bay du Nord hadn't been approved. That would be another 500,000, but you were talking about a million-barrel-a-day increase.
You have two scenarios. One is that it goes up to 6.7 million barrels a day by 2044. The other scenario, which you say is based on lower GHG emission plans, puts us at 4.8 million barrels a day, which is roughly equivalent to where we were in 2019. In that scenario, we're pretty much back where we began. Is that correct?