Thank you very much for your question, Mr. Garon.
I'm sorry, but I will answer in English.
It's a good question. I would say there are a number of different aspects to a government taking a decision on a policy. The sustainable finance action council comprises 25 private sector financial institutions and has a mandated work plan. That is one piece of the puzzle, I would say. It has four expert groups on data, climate disclosures, taxonomy and net-zero capital allocation, and they engage regularly with a variety of stakeholders. Some of that engagement is listed on the Government of Canada's website, which notes who the sustainable finance action council has engaged with and has brought in inputs from.
As I mentioned in my opening remarks, something like taxonomy or advice that the government receives on disclosure is one input. As the government is considering any policy actions—the pros and cons and the considerations—it does its own consultation as well, in addition to what the SFAC might have done, with a variety of stakeholders. I just wanted to outline that as well.
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