Thank you for sparing me the homework.
I don't see another country hitting all six of these markers, but there are certainly other countries that are doing better than we are. If you look at Canada within the G7 context, our success in lowering emissions is the worst among G7 countries, and interestingly, in the countries that do best—the U.K. in particular, and Germany—this has happened under all political stripes. There has been more of this cross-spectrum commitment.
There are some municipal governments that are hitting the markers. For my city, let me give you an example of what I mean by mandatory measures. I'm in Vancouver. As of this year in Vancouver, no new buildings are allowed to use fossil fuels for space and water heating. This is 10 years sooner than the provincial target or other targets that we've seen across the country. That's driving change. That's driving investments in a way that we are not seeing elsewhere, and I think there's a model there.