We've been on the record supporting a move globally to reduce plastic production worldwide, because we think that is going to be the best way to reduce the consumption and waste of plastics. In Canada, we'd like to see the path continued. The path that was started under the CEPA should be continued. In addition to prohibition regulations, requirements and targets for reducing plastics, we should add a basket of measures to move people and companies away from the single-use plastics.
We think adding the carrot with the stick will be the most helpful in reducing plastics, because people really want to do it. People are telling the businesses they shop at and get goods from that they want to do it. That's where the federal government can step up its game. The other thing is, obviously, to be a strong voice at the global plastics treaty table.