Thank you for highlighting the labour requirements of the investment tax credits. It's a first in Canadian history. Thank you for your personal support of having them there. I think it's a good opportunity for both of us to thank Canada's union leaders, who did so much work with all of us to have those requirements there.
When you started talking about the clean electricity tax credit, I thought you were already wearing your new hat from the province of Manitoba and were going to talk about Manitoba Hydro, because there are some good conversations we can have there.
As you know, making non-taxable entities eligible for tax credits is a huge new thing we have done with this suite of tax credits, and we've done it recognizing the huge need Canada has to build capacity and produce more clean electricity. That was a very big step, and I think it's important for everyone to recognize how significant that is.
Like you, I am a big believer that a key part of reconciliation is indigenous economic participation and indigenous prosperity. I think the issue you raise is worth continuing to work on and think about, while bearing in mind that non-taxable entities have a particular and different relationship to tax credits than taxable entities.