Good morning, everyone.
Today is meeting 40 of the Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development. This is a hybrid meeting, and it's public.
If you're here in person, please keep earpieces away from the microphones to reduce the risk of injury from feedback incidents for our interpreters.
Today the committee is studying the main estimates for 2026-27. The House has referred to the committee the votes from the Canada Water Agency, Environment and Climate Change Canada, and the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada. Having previously agreed to follow up with the Minister of Environment, Climate Change and Nature regarding our study of industrial carbon pricing, the committee has this occasion today as well. I will interrupt the meeting a few minutes before adjournment so that the committee can vote on these estimates.
Today it's our honour to have with us the Honourable Julie Dabrusin, the Minister of Environment, Climate Change and Nature. She is accompanied by the following witnesses: Mark Fisher, president of the Canada Water Agency; Mollie Johnson, deputy minister of the environment; Terence Hubbard, president of the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada; and Andrew Campbell, interim president and CEO of Parks Canada.
Welcome, everyone.
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