Perhaps I can provide a short response, but again this question would be best directed toward Environment and Climate Change Canada.
What I would say more generally, rather than specifically, about the Bay du Nord project is that when the emissions reduction plan was developed, part of the process there was to look at the Canada Energy Regulator scenario forecasts for production. That would take into account expectations about future project development and those sorts of things. A number of measures and technologies are then modelled—policy instruments, those sorts of things—along with the impact that those would have on emissions and production.
While I can't speak specifically to the Bay du Nord project itself, I would say that type of modelling takes into account expectations about future production growth and the role of policy and technologies in the reduction of emissions in the industry.