I can answer that.
As long as the Alberta government retains its current carbon pricing system, this legislation will not apply in Alberta. There will be no interaction.
I appreciate that “rebate” is a general term, but the rebates that my colleague referred to are a kind of formal return of funds that have been overpaid. For example, you paid it on all the fuel, and then you realized that you didn't use all the fuel for that purpose, and some of it left the province. So the CRA owes you some money back. That's a formal rebate.
The other issue we were talking about is the return of the revenue that has been paid. After it's all been squared away, all these rebates have been paid, there is revenue that has been paid, which the federal government will have collected, and the commitment is to return it in some way to the jurisdiction.