Okay, that's interesting, because Mr. Guilbeault said that with his green plan they were using the Canada Energy Regulator modelling. I find it dramatically at odds with what the International Energy Agency is saying. They say that the only way we're going to keep to 1.5°C—the red line from catastrophe—is to decrease from 100 million barrels a day to 24 million barrels a day in 2050. Yet, what we see is that Canada carries on as if it's business as usual, and I find that concerning.
One of the ways that we get to this major increase that you predicted, the extra million barrels a day coming up into the 2030s, of course, is the TMX pipeline.
I'd like to turn my comments to that.
The tolls for the shipping of the TMX pipeline were originally assessed when the value of the pipeline was $1 billion. Kinder Morgan walked...when the costs were $5.4 billion, because they couldn't pass those tolls on to the companies that were shipping.
Will you confirm that the CER has limited the cost overruns to $7.4 billion of the cost of the pipeline? That would be transferred to shippers, but any overrun costs are not going to be transferred to the shippers.