Thank you, Mr. Chair.
According to the inventory report, there has been remarkable progress in terms of electricity compared to 2002. There was also a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in some sectors, including transport, heavy industry, waste and agriculture. But it's still a challenge for the oil and gas sector.
The motion before us addresses the government's tool box, which is attempting to invest in new technologies with a view to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. I'm sure that everyone here, including my Conservative colleagues, would like us to be able to reduce these emissions. But you can't just wave a magic wand.
Governments have to step in, as they have in economies around the world. How do they intervene? As we know, one approach is to invest massively in technology—that's something my Conservative colleagues talk about often. That's how to achieve a carbon neutral economy. It's the first tool in the box.
The second tool—