The fact is that we spend so much time in this environment committee talking about carbon pricing, and it was a mutual commitment of our last two federal campaigns. This is something that we both ran on a commitment for.
I accept that MP Leslie ran his own campaign—you didn't run on the same price, because your leader was Pierre Poilievre—but earlier today, a member of Parliament, Ted Falk, said in debate that the oceans were responsible for more carbon than humans. A couple of weeks ago, a Conservative member of Parliament said that body heat was responsible for global warming. We're not dealing with people who are relying on facts and evidence or research.
When we are asked to provide documents and those documents are provided, it's no surprise that the Conservatives don't like the math or don't like the evidence. They've leaned into climate change denial as their policy plank now. It's not that they don't agree with the fact that our climate is changing; they've now decided that they don't like the answers they've received—