Okay.
Under the net-zero accountability act, there is a legal obligation to have a parliamentary review “Five years after the...Act [came] into force”. June of this year marked the five-year anniversary.
Now, I've tried at the environment committee to table a motion for our committee to do a proper statutory review of that, and Liberal MPs keep shutting down debate. Our committee is meeting tomorrow. Considering that we probably should have done the statutory review prior to the tabling of this legislation, will you be supportive of that committee's doing a statutory review of the Net-Zero Emissions Accountability Act?