We've been quite preoccupied and active on several areas of climate science and biodiversity science. We've worked closely with Environment and Climate Change Canada and have supported them in the development of the climate science strategy that was released a week ago. We continue to work with them on the biodiversity science front.
I'd just like to say that science is not only about identifying the cause of the problem; it's also about proposing potential solutions, about monitoring progress and about implementation science as well. We do quite a bit there.
Right now, we're also updating the guide on science advice for the federal government, which dates back to 1999. We're continuing our work on open science. Specifically, right now we're looking at a framework for the research data. That's something that is very important, among other things.