British Columbia has had an important climate plan for nearly a decade now, CleanBC. It has made a lot of progress toward its own emissions reductions goals. We can see, in a space like electric vehicles, which the committee has heard a lot about here this morning, the importance of regulation in helping numbers drive up.
Quebec and British Columbia have been leaders in electric vehicle adoption across the country because of the strong policy foundation that's existed for a number of years, including regulations like the federal EV sales availability standard, as well as rebates and supports.
With robust policies, we have seen progress in action. That isn't to say that British Columbia, like the rest of Canada, isn't also looking at new ways it could be making sure that there could be tangible progress and value to citizens, and that the policies are the best to produce tangible results for British Columbians, but it can be seen as a success story over the past several years in terms of what robust supports can accomplish.