Thank you for the question. I'll be brief, because I know we're at 5:30.
By the way, Project Neutral is a great partner of ours, so it's neat to see the connection.
As to your first piece about 50% tax break, I think that is a really good element. It will help to keep businesses here. One thing we hear is that the incentive to go abroad and start businesses in Europe, for example, is pretty high, so that's a good measure.
The challenge I see with it is that the vast majority of businesses in Canada are not clean-tech businesses, so while it is an important part of seizing a new economic opportunity that's going to come with the transition to a net-zero future, it just leaves out a whole bunch of businesses that could be reducing their own operating costs and getting many of the business benefits from greening their operations if there were other incentives that were available, should businesses that are not clean tech take on certain measures.
As for your piece about the jurisdiction, I am actually not the best person on my team to answer that, but I can definitely follow that up and get you some information. There are some resources that I can point you to on that for sure.