Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thanks to the witnesses for being here today.
I'm going to try to get to everyone, but I only have five minutes, I believe. I'm going to get right to it.
Mr. Elgie, your work has examined how environmental policy and economic competitiveness can be tied together. You talked about seeking investment in major projects, and that the investors—I'm paraphrasing—need it to be predictable and have a line of sight on that, while at the same time meeting environmental standards. I think everyone agrees with that.
I'm wondering if you can unpack, in the short period of time that we have, the elements of a regulatory framework that are most important to attracting investment while maintaining those environmental standards. Can you provide an example or the top-tier items that would need to be in there to suffice and to focus on the investment piece and the environment piece?