I would say that two things really came out. One is that there has been a withdrawal of support for the industry, and particularly the industry in Canada. One of your fellow committee members noted the situation vis-à-vis the U.S. and the withdrawal. We have seen a withdrawal of financial support for the industry itself. This means that while we have continued to reduce the level of financing support that we've put into the industry, there are players who have needed that support. That was particularly acute in 2020, with the geopolitical situation and then the onset of the COVID pandemic. That has been what has triggered it.
As we look to it now, what we really want to ensure is that the financing is going towards transition-type products. This is capital expenditure specifically focused on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Actually having the capacity there, we hope will make sure that they put in place that capital expenditure faster.