Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you for being here.
One of the things that I think you, as an organization, are doing well is you're helping to educate people about what it is that you do. I think that up until fairly recently, the Canada pension plan was this thing that was over there, kind of behind a door, and we really weren't sure what it was all about. I think that Canadians have had an opportunity to sort of peek behind the curtain to ask for a list of what the investments are, to talk about returns and to talk about the 75-year horizon—not necessarily the methodology that will get us there, but the confidence that we'll get there.
That goes back to the public confidence piece, and I absolutely agree with you on that, Michel.
I have a couple of things. My colleague suggested that you were looking at things that were trendy. I hope that he's not suggesting that climate change is trendy, because it is one of the emerging themes that we're hearing from investment around the world, and you mentioned it in your remarks.
You also talk about the inaugural green bond. Can you tell us a little bit about what that green bond is, why you did it and what the results of implementing it have been?