We have had multiple direct engagements with Canadian insurers. In those conversations, it seems like the industry is rightly focused on adaptation and resilience, but very narrowly focused on adaptation and resilience.
As I mentioned before, by continuing to underwrite and invest in fossil fuels, they're contributing to the need for increased adaptation and resilience. Unfortunately, in the conversations with the business leaders in the insurance industry, there is a reluctance to focus on emissions reductions and that part of climate risk management. I believe I mentioned that we filed a shareholder resolution at Fairfax Financial, asking it to disclose its financed emissions. While the proposal got 60% support from independent shareholders, the company has not made any progress towards that and it has refused to engage with us. It's a mixed bag within the industry, but, overall, there is a focus on adaptation as opposed to emissions reductions.