Perhaps the folks in the department could answer this. We speak here about “the objectives and obligations set out in the Canadian Net-Zero Emissions Accountability Act”. Do those deal with the full life cycle emissions that take place from the start of the project until the end? As I've mentioned, in many cases, if we're not going to speak about the emissions in development, building, transportation and everything else, how does it really tie into a net-zero emissions metric? That is my concern.
We see these acts and see the fancy names, but if no one can tell the proponents that they are actually doing something good for the planet and are changing the amount of emissions taking place; or if you're going to get the same amount except you're paying somebody to put something else up; or if you're going to have worse emissions but you're paying somebody to work on a project, then I'm concerned about what level of metrics is associated with the Canadian Net-Zero Emissions Accountability Act and whether or not the things I just discussed are being looked at for each and every project we might have.