I'll add as well the two most important things at this point. Number one is increasing the effectiveness of the industrial pricing system. It can be the workhorse of climate policy in Canada, but the markets are not working well enough, and simply connecting the provincial markets isn't going to be effective enough. We need to increase the performance standards or set more of a price floor and make sure that the federal government has negotiated clearly with the provinces to make sure that the industrial pricing system is as effective as possible. It's helping to unlock a lot of low carbon investment as well.
The second thing is looking at all of the different regulations and policies that we have to make sure they're overlapping and working together in positive ways rather than in negative ways. We need to make sure that they're all implemented.
Our number one piece of advice in our annual report last year about how to get to the 2030 target was simply to finalize the announced policies. The previous government put a lot of policies in the works. They're listening to the emissions reduction plan, but not enough of them were put into action. They are not implemented as of yet.