The industrial carbon price goes back to 2007 in Alberta. It was actually a Conservative government that put it in place at the time, and it has stayed in place since then. It was designed with industry at the table. The choice—industry's choice—was a market mechanism so the government isn't picking the winners and losers, as I said earlier.
Some of the obvious examples of industries that have been supportive of it would be when the climate leadership plan was developed in Alberta in 2015. You had the CEOs of the five major oil sands companies on stage with the heads of five major environmental organizations, all saying this is a policy that can work.