The granularity of the registry will be very useful in the context of understanding, from the life cycle of any product, the amount and types of plastic put on the market and what happens at the end of its life. In and of itself, that data will be extremely important for identifying gaps in measures, whether federally or provincially. That information will be available to the public and to industry.
For example, industry is looking at the registry to get more granular data and, perhaps, to find ways to better manufacture and design plastics. Right now, they might be doing that because they've done it like this for decades, but they say that through the registry, they might find ways to reduce the complexity of plastics.
That's the type of information—