The point we were making is that if we bring in a cap and trade system for large industrial emitters, I have no real idea, sitting here right now, how that would be played out in terms of specific industrial sectors. There were prior discussions. We think it's important that workers in those industries have some voice in the design of that system as it's rolled out.
The example we use in the brief is for the pulp and paper sector. To our knowledge, there have been large reductions in emissions by shifting to biomass. So it would probably be appropriate in setting caps in that sector to recognize that large emissions reductions have already been achieved, rather than just having a cookie-cutter solution across all sectors.
So what we're saying is, if there's a sector-by-sector approach, there should be some provision for labour input into that as, in fairness, was the case under the previous government. There were some consultations with labour around the design of the system.