I think we have to put exclusionary principles within the act. We focused on EDC as a Crown corporation, but there are so many Crown corporations that are giving money to the fossil fuel sector, and the problem is that no one is tracking it. This is a really onerous task that is falling into the hands of two or three people within the Canadian climate movement, and that's it. No one else is tracking this. CDEV, TMC...there are tons of corporations.
We need legislation. What we're asking for in terms of implementing the promise that was made to phase out fossil fuel financing is broader legislation that prohibits—puts exclusionary policies in place towards—any fossil fuel financing, including oil and gas through false solutions, through gas and through CCUS, because just this week, actually, EDC created a new transition bond that is going to double down on CCUS, and that's kind of what we're seeing happen.
The shift in the country is in realizing that we can't talk about fossil fuel subsidies the way we did before, so we're just going to call them CCUS and we're just going to call them fossil hydrogen, but we're going to take the exact same amount of money and just put it to those technologies and pretend that they're not subsidies anymore. We need policies that really address that issue.