Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to all the panellists for their presentations today. It's very interesting, not unlike several of the meetings we've had as a part of this study, where we've heard support directly for carbon pricing and from others for cap and trade, from some with regard to production and from some feeling that we need to focus on carbon and not on production. We keep hearing different messages from different panellists.
When Mr. Angus was questioning Mr. Marshall, Mr. Marshall indicated that we could not reach the targets we've set by 2050. I'd like to ask Mr. Keith in particular, because we haven't heard a lot from him so far in this panel, if he shares that perspective, and if he shares the perspective that we need to cap at 2019 levels but keep reducing until we get below 2005 levels.
If there is any other panellist who would like to respond to that, I'm interested in knowing if you share that view or if you have a different view or a more optimistic view about where we're going and the direction we're headed in, but I'll certainly start with you, Mr. Keith.