Thank you very much, Ms. Ray.
We find ourselves in an extremely interesting situation. Many ministers, from both the Government of Quebec and the federal government, have taken part in international conferences where they have made grand speeches on climate change and the protection of biodiversity. However, when it's time to talk about concrete measures, we sense a bit of hesitation and more difficulty.
I have a question for the FTQ representatives. I'm sorry, Mr. Bolduc, but I'll put my question to Mr. Rondeau.
We, in the NDP, were quite pleased to see the proposed Canadian Sustainable Jobs Act, which could have been called the just transition act, but it did not go as far as we would have liked. We were pleased to see that unions' place at the table would be preserved as part of the conversation on the energy transition and sustainable jobs. However, the Liberals did half the job, so that today, the federal government is coming in empty-handed in terms of solutions for the workers whose jobs are at stake in the current situation, when the goal is to protect the boreal caribou.
What would you like us to do to go further in the energy transition, in the just transition, in protecting workers?