That's part of the road map. I think, to my comments, a whole-of-government approach is what's required.
Incentives are certainly useful, particularly for new technologies that are not yet proven. However, incentives on their own probably are not sufficient. We need transparency in the market, and we need a regulatory framework that provides certainty and a sense of direction that the private sector can invest against.
One example is Japan. They have issued transition pathways for their main sectors, their main industries. They give for steel, for cement, for agriculture, for buildings a view to the private sector to say, “This is how we believe this industry is going to decarbonize.” That provides signals of certainty that allow investors to invest.