I think what you're stating is one of the great challenges for Canada. If we were in Europe, we would probably be 10 countries or more, based on regional differences, so this is one of the great challenges for a large country like ours.
In the emissions reduction plan that the government legally has to put in the public domain before the end of March, we expect the government will have more details in terms of how that will be done. I think one of the key things that, in our terms of reference, we are asked to do and we're taking very seriously is to engage. So we are here not to be the technical experts. We are here to essentially represent Canada in its full diversity and then to talk to Canadians in their full diversity and get regional and local suggestions about how to actually address the question you're asking. That's the mechanism we're using, and as we develop over the years, we think we can get much more formal in doing that work. But how do we accommodate regionality and local interests? We talk to the regions and talk to local interests. That's key for what we want to do.