One of the things that really strikes me in the conversations I have with many different kinds of industry is that they want to have very clear, predictable rules as to the environment they're working within. Having a very clear industrial carbon price so that they know what the credit prices are and what they'll be facing helps them to make sure that they're investing towards that.
The main piece that I think is so very important about the climate competitiveness strategy is that it creates that predictability and that certainty for industry moving forward. We have said that we are committed to continuing with it.
The other piece is that when we look at global markets like the European Union, we see that they have carbon border adjustments. We're seeing that in the U.K. as well. We're seeing that with different markets that we're trying to access as we diversify our trade. Making sure that we have these climate policies in place helps us access those markets and can give Canada an edge, and that's what we really need to do in this moment.