Do you think the government has done any calculations as to the actual cost? You mentioned EVs as one of the examples. We can look at the electricity requirements if we were to have the complete usage of EVs, as well as the upgrades necessary for our utility companies and the sheer costs. One of our witnesses pegged it at, I believe, $249 billion—astronomical amounts of money.
Could you make a comment on the connection between some of the modelling and the policy outcomes we've seen? Do you think the government has done any of the actual math on this? Have they communicated at all to Canadians what the cost is going to be for each and every one of us?