I think there are a few consequences. One, as the member has pointed out, is that Canadians will potentially miss out on the benefit of lower costs. Even though the upfront purchase price of electric vehicles is still higher, that is expected to reach parity with conventional vehicles in the future, so the cost benefits to Canadians are only going to increase. That's one potential risk.
The other is the ability of Canada to attract a wide range of these vehicles, so that Canadians will have choice. I think that's really a key element of the transition.
Thirdly, I think it's just making sure that our domestic sector can continue to benefit from the zero-emission vehicle transition, and that we can be a leader and not a laggard in this space.