We have thought about that and have looked at other jurisdictions. The EU is probably the best example, because its taxonomy has been in place for roughly four years. However, there is no evidence to date to demonstrate that having the taxonomy has positively influenced capital flows. This is in part because the EU taxonomy is used as a regulatory measure for financial institutions to disclose their various types of activities, whether green, transition or not. The reduction in emissions isn't necessarily what is being measured, or it hasn't necessarily been measured yet.
In other jurisdictions.... We often look at Australia because it has a similar type of economy. It just started working on its taxonomy. It has a few sectors announced, but it's a bit early to demonstrate progress there.