Maybe I can just jump in.
As Matt mentioned, it's a mixture of incentives and investments. One of the ways in which we're looking to create economic opportunities by sequestering carbon, for example, in the agricultural sector is through the development of a federal GHG offset system. It's currently under development. We have draft regulations. This is going to provide an economic incentive to reduce or remove carbon in activities that aren't carbon priced, including in sectors such as agriculture and forestry.
One of the protocols we're going to be looking to develop first is an enhanced soil organic carbon protocol, so that we can create a financial incentive for farmers and recognize some of their innovative work, and as a complement to carbon pricing. I just want to mention that as just one example of an incentive that we're developing.