Thank you.
My question is for you, Ms. Tiessen. In your presentation you spoke about many broad economic goals. One of them was ensuring that Canada's current energy needs are met, and also that the jobs of energy workers are protected.
In a previous panel, in response to one of my colleague's questions, the Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors pointed out that under this government's regulatory regime, no company would likely ever propose a large energy project with any expectation of success. He was referring to pipelines and oil sands projects and things like that.
These projects are typically built by unionized workers; they use steel that is manufactured by unionized workers and they tend, on completion, to provide some of the highest-paying jobs out there. Could you comment on any concerns you have about the government's policies that are driving investments and the jobs that go with them—which in many cases are unionized jobs—out of the country?