This part of our report focuses on the coal-fired generation of electricity regulations and reaching their target. This is not as complicated as some of the other issues that we've just talked about. It's still a big endeavour to deal with this, but we found that Canada did appear to be on track working with the provinces.
Obviously, the federal government does not have direct control over electricity generation in Canada, but it can regulate it through the Canadian Environmental Protection Act.
Yes, we did find that, with respect to the coal-fired generation of electricity regulations, they were on target for what they were expecting, and they appear to be on target for 2030 as well.