I know that we've seen commentary from the commissioner and others about the length of time to develop regulations. While I think the government would...and as my colleague the deputy minister has acknowledged, there is urgency to address climate change. I take serious issue with any allegation or assertion that the speed at which we've developed these regulations has been slower than usual or slower than could be expected. In fact, for a regulation of this magnitude, I think we're moving considerably faster than would have been the case for the normal pace at which we develop regulations of this kind.
As I said, we've moved from a general commitment to a discussion paper to a regulatory framework to draft regulations in the space of a couple of years. That is faster than has been our track record for many different kinds of regulations. We regulate air, water, soil and greenhouse gas.
The last thing I'll say about this is that while one metric of success in terms of a regulation is how fast we get it out, I think equally important is ensuring that we have a well-informed, well-designed regulation that can stand the test of time. That's our goal.