The Bloc Québécois will also vote in favour of this motion, but I will not do so wholeheartedly, unlike Mrs. Chatel. First, what the minister presented last week does not reflect the climate emergency in which we find ourselves and all the extreme weather events that are going to cost more and more.
We agree on that, but what has been presented is not very ambitious. We're talking about a regulatory framework that would be planned for the spring of 2024, I believe, and, most importantly, there won't be a cap until 2026, whereas it's been expected since 2021. That's very late. When we talk about urgency, to me that means we have to act immediately.
We will still vote in favour of the motion because these are two policies that we support—on methane and on the emissions cap. However, what was presented rather reflects the pressure exerted by lobbyists. In fact, Mr. Boissonnault admitted that it was done that way.
So I am going to vote in favour of this motion, but only reluctantly.