Thank you very much for the question.
It's certainly clear that young Canadians want to develop the kinds of skills and experience that will help to build a cleaner and greener economy. The money in the supplementary estimates (B) is focused on what's called the Environment Canada science horizons youth internship program, which falls under the federal strategy. It provides financial support to post-secondary graduates to help them gain relevant and meaningful work experience in high-potential environmental sectors like clean tech through hands-on experience and mentorships. That is something I was [Technical difficulty—Editor] a company called Terramera in British Columbia and met a number of those folks.
It is an important part of ensuring that youth are brought into helping us to drive the change that we need to see.