Thank you.
I'm from a forestry region, and my riding is home to the Observatoire régional de recherche sur la forêt boréale, a world-renowned regional observatory for boreal forest research. Staff there have explained to me numerous times that you can't just plant two billion trees wherever or however. It has to be planned out. Is it afforestation or reforestation? Are windbreaks being planted? Which species are being planted, and in which types of soil, if the idea is to track the potential benefits from greenhouse gas capture and sequestration? All of those factors have to be considered.
In your audit, did you look into the expertise being used by the government? Did the government have that kind of information and expertise in order to plant its two billion trees?