As you know, the efficiency or inefficiency of certain fossil fuel subsidies stems from an agreement between the members of the G20 in 2009, an agreement that has since evolved somewhat. Work is therefore being done within the G20 to define that issue.
Apart from the issue of the efficiency or inefficiency of subsidies, we can agree that our government's commitment is to eliminate all subsidies that increase fossil fuel production, whether oil, gas or coal.
That said, I do in fact draw a line and, on that, I think I disagree with some members of the committee: funding the decarbonization of a sector of the economy, regardless of the sector, is not a fossil fuel subsidy, certainly not within the meaning of the agreement entered into by the G20 countries in 2009—