Thanks, Mr. Chair, and thanks to the Minister for that. Could there not be a web page or some information about the council made available? Like, who sits on it, even maybe the terms of reference somewhere. Is there a work plan? Are there technical committees or advisory committees that have been set up? There's just total absence of any information whatsoever about this body that's supposed to be leading some kind of climate change initiatives. So can the Minister make a commitment to get that work done? Because nobody knows what's happening. Thanks, Mr. Chair.

Thank you. Minister Thompson.

Thank you. We will reach out to committee and try to get this information there. We're not going to do the work. They -- it's been done. We are working with them. I need to really stress we are working with the climate change council. They are not a subdivision or a thing of our government. When I say that, they are an entity on themselves. We are working with them. Thank you, Mr. Chair.

Thank you. Mr. O'Reilly.

Thanks, Mr. Chair. Yeah, just I wasn't clear on what the Minister's proposing. Is he can tell me privately what's going on which is -- you know, maybe I can get more information out of him by wandering down the hall but there's nothing to the public, and I guess that's my concern and issue is what -- you know, can the Minister work with the council somehow so that people even know who sits on this, what they're doing. Thanks, Mr. Chair.

Thank you. Minister Thompson.

That I can do. Thank you.

Thank you for that commitment. Mr. O'Reilly.

Thank you. Premier.

Thank you, Mr. Chair. I just learned as well that the federal government just released the new reduction plan today, and my understanding is they're going to be briefing the provinces and territories tomorrow. So until we get a full briefing of that, I can't make the commitment of what that looks like because I don't know. So what, again, I can commit to is that we do have a committee that looks at these things. And so the same committee that I said I'm going to bring mitigation to, at the same time we'll bring the new federal guidelines to and get back to committee, whether that be a briefing to standing committee or what it may be, then we'll do that at the same time. But I can't commit on something I don't know yet. I've been sitting in the House all day. Thank you, Mr. Chair.

Thank you. Mr. O'Reilly.

Thanks, Mr. Chair, and thanks to the Premier for that. I'll be raising it again in May/June to find out, you know, if we're going to actually move beyond the 30 percent target ourselves. And I've suggested that we need to have at least net-zero by 2050, that's the emerging global target if we're going to try to save this planet. But I'll have more questions in May/June then for the Premier and the Minister on this. That's all I have for now. Thanks, Mr. Chair.

Thank you, Mr. O'Reilly. Questions? Are there any further questions on strengthen the government's leadership and authority on climate change?

Seeing none, Committee, we will move to page 30, ensure climate change impacts are specifically considered when making government decision. Questions? Questions? Mr. O'Reilly.

Thanks, Mr. Chair. I know I've raised this before. There's some sort of Cabinet guideline or -- I don't think it's fair to call it a policy document but can the Minister tell me -- or somebody tell me whether that's actually been published and made available to the public at this point? Thanks, Mr. Chair.

Premier.

Thank you, Mr. Chair. I'd like to turn that to the secretary to Cabinet. Thank you.

Secretary.

Thank you. Mr. O'Reilly.

Thanks, Mr. Chair. So, yeah, this talks about this work being done on page 30. Is the current version, does it -- that's publicly available, does it contain this new tool for the Executive Council and Financial Management Board? Thanks, Mr. Chair.

Thank you. Premier.

Turn it to the secretary to Cabinet, please.