Okay.
This is along similar lines.
You talked in your opening remarks about some of the new investment tax credits. Obviously, New Democrats thought it was a priority to ensure that there were prevailing wage conditions and apprenticeship conditions attached to those investment tax credits so that the money the government will be investing in new, greener technologies won't leave good-paying union jobs behind.
Upcoming, as I understand it, is another investment tax credit, which is the clean electricity investment tax credit. That's at a rate of 15% for non-taxable entities. Some of those non-taxable entities include indigenous-owned entities, and we've been hearing feedback that the differential is disincentivizing partnership with indigenous communities on renewable energy projects.
I wonder whether you're aware of that concern and whether your government is looking at the possibility of ensuring that, for indigenous-owned non-taxable entities, the rebate amount is the 30% that private companies are enjoying as opposed to the 15% that was talked about in a previous budget—the 2023 budget, I think.