Yes, absolutely. More than anything, companies need policy certainty when [Technical difficulty—Editor] their investment portfolios. That requires a [Technical difficulty—Editor] on the price signal. It requires a clearly communicated [Technical difficulty—Editor] increasing price on carbon.
It bears noting that the private sector or the corporate world has gone through flip-flops on carbon pricing, including Alberta and Ontario most notably. In these provinces we're seeing a private sector that is hesitant and is struggling to get [Technical difficulty—Editor] from headquarters, which are not in Canada because they were uncertain about where Canada was going on carbon pricing.
It is really important that we send a strong message to these companies that Canada is a place to invest, to produce your low-carbon products and to be a leader in innovation.