We have five types of partners. One type is federal departments, because federal departments, as you say, do planting, like Parks Canada and Veterans Affairs. We have partnerships with several departments under the program to plant incremental trees. Those have to be beyond business as usual. For example, the Department of National Defence does some maintenance on its land base, but that wouldn't necessarily count for us because the trees are not additional to what it would normally plant.
For the low carbon economy fund, the trees that were planted by the provinces and territories under that fund were incremental to business as usual, and the reporting that was provided by the provinces and territories enabled us to know how many trees were planted. There was therefore some clarity in the reporting that allowed us to include those trees in the numbers we're looking at to fulfill the government's commitment to plant two billion.
The plan for the two billion trees program at the beginning was to ensure that other government department programs could contribute to the commitment of two billion. Where the trees are incremental and where there's sufficient reporting to know that this activity happened, we would include it as well.