Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I appreciate Mr. Mazier's interest in carbon pricing.
I note that it's not just the Liberals suggesting that carbon pricing is the foundation for any serious emissions reduction strategy. It was also the Conservatives in the last federal election—with the exception of Mr. Leslie, I might add, because he won a by-election and probably wasn't even allowed to say “climate change” in his campaign, but it does exist. We are here to fight climate change and determine how we might do that together, collectively.
It's a good thing, because yesterday we published ECCC's analysis on how carbon pricing is reducing our emissions. It is indeed responsible for up to one-third. It's challenging, as any economic modelling is, to come to a precise number, but the commissioner and the gentleman from ECCC at the meeting indicated that it was up to one-third.
That modelling and that economic analysis are now available on ECCC's website. I will forward it to every member of the committee. I don't think it's necessary to formally table it or request it from the government, given that it's on the website.
I would move to adjourn debate on this and return to the study.