Thank you very much.
I'll go back to what you just said, Mr. McGoey. You talked about my colleagues' fallacious claims. I would invite you to send us a written answer, if possible. You answered verbally, but it's pretty hard for us to get a sense of things. If you could take those questions back with you and answer them as you did, but in writing, and send us the answers, that might help when we write our report.
I'd like to go in another direction for my personal knowledge. If I remember correctly, as part of another study, the committee received documents from Electricity Canada showing the various production costs per megawatts. It talked about wind, hydraulic, solar and nuclear energy, and the various costs were disproportionate. I read an article recently about how the Chinese are deploying and rapidly developing new battery technologies for wind and solar energy.
Because of the high cost of nuclear energy, aren't we going to see a decline in its use in 15 or 20 years?
I'd like to hear from both of you on that.