Mr. Speaker, Reform's approach has been for years to balance environmental and economic concerns. The way to do that is to go to the Canadian players first and get an agreement. You get an agreement on levels. You get an agreement on costs. You get an agreement on implementation. Then you take the made in Canada agreement to Kyoto and negotiate with the international players and they sign if they get agreement.
Why does the minister not take that approach in that sequence? Why does she start at the top, say she is going to sign something and then come back and persuade the Canadian players to get an agreement?