Natural Resources committee  Is that in the context of this analysis that you're referring to?

Natural Resources committee  There are different types of analyses that we do and different types of models that we use for the different types of analyses.

Natural Resources committee  When we publish draft regulations and then the final regulations in a regulatory impact analysis statement, we do a cost-benefit analysis, which is a specific type of economic analysis following the cabinet directive. Often, that analysis will be what we could call a static analy

Natural Resources committee  I don't think it's built into our model.

Natural Resources committee  I don't have that number in my head, but it's in the cost-benefit analysis. I can provide that to you.

Natural Resources committee  The costs and benefits are, I believe, in the public document.

Natural Resources committee  I'd be happy to share that with the committee

Natural Resources committee  I'd be happy to share that with the committee.

Public Accounts committee  Yes, I would just say that our scenarios work in consultation with other departments and other parts of the department to try to build in the most realistic assumptions that we can, using the best information we have at the time.

Public Accounts committee  I would say it's our most realistic scenario at the time of the strengthened climate plan. It's a bottom-up modelling initiative, so it looks at each individual policy in conjunction with each other—

Public Accounts committee  I'm speaking of our Environment Canada modelling.

Public Accounts committee  It's a different exercise, as we said from the start.

Public Accounts committee  I would just add that there are the two categories, which are the reference case and the additional measures. As we introduce the additional measures into the modelling, often we need to make some fairly high-level assumptions at the beginning, but as those policies evolve and fu

Public Accounts committee  I'm not sure exactly what the commissioner is referring to there, but the whole of government is responsible for developing the policy analysis and projections that go into the climate plans. ECCC is the coordinator of that process.

Public Accounts committee  Yes, the document has to go through approval processes. I'll ask the deputy to respond directly to that.