We didn't examine that specifically, but we did note that the government did not endeavour to enhance biodiversity benefits over the long term as much as it could have. For example, in recommendation 47, we propose that the government provide incentives for habitat restoration, as I mentioned in my opening remarks. However, the government is resistant to that recommendation, despite the biodiversity and carbon storage benefits.
The government needs to leverage that expertise in order to maximize the benefits when it comes to carbon storage, biodiversity and human well-being. I hope the government will rethink its initial response to recommendation 47 in our report and make that effort.