Value for money is very important, because several of these measures have substantial price tags associated with them, in terms of Canadian taxpayers, the private sector or the government itself, in the case of subsidies.
Value for money is important. A proper value-for-money assessment gives Canadians the sense that they're getting good bang for their buck. I'm using a more colloquial term for the use of taxpayer money. Essentially, you're showing a calculation to Canadians that we're spending billions of dollars and expecting X value. You quantify that. We've talked about that here, and we talked about that in the net-zero accelerator report from earlier this year.
In a nutshell, it's an important accountability measure.