Okay.
I understand, and to some extent I'm at where you are on this. There's still hesitation about dropping the price on pollution. It's a principle almost everyone agrees with. However, we can look at the current measures and strike a better balance.
For example, the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act currently has some exemptions, for things like fuel for tractors. Bill C-206 could include propane and natural gas, which in fact create less pollution than methods that are already exempt, and for which producers tell us that they have no economically viable alternatives.
No one is talking about eliminating the carbon tax, Quebec's carbon exchange and things like that; far from it. But might there not be an interim solution in the form of an exemption for these fuels, combined with massive investment in support of energy transition, and R and D to improve the processes?
You mentioned extending the three-phase network. Consideration could also be given to developing smaller infrastructures to deal with biomass, for use on a seasonal basis.
I'd like to know what you think about this.