Certainly there's a trend towards greener investment and, eventually, net zero and a carbon-neutral future, but what we indicated in that report.... I apologize; I didn't bring my net zero accelerator binder with me. I brought my net-zero act binder with me because we were here last week on the accelerator. My recollection is that section of the report is especially focused on hard-to-abate industries that don't necessarily have enough of a price signal or available technologies currently to make a shift. You know some of those sectors already in terms of steel and cement and so on.
Existing measures have not been enough to shift those industries. There's an interest in it and there's a global appetite for it, but government levers are needed if that shift is in need of acceleration, as is the policy of Canada. That's why they're using other measures, such as subsidies, to try to complement regulations and carbon pricing in order to get at these more hard-to-abate industries.