I'll just say something quickly and leave some time for Mr. Usher, if he wishes.
An interesting model is the EU. They have Paris-aligned indices and rules around developing such indices.
Given that a very significant portion of pension savings is in passive indices that track broader market indices, the development of rules around climate and Paris-aligned indices from a Canadian perspective could be very helpful if the regulator seeks to do this, given the trillions globally in savings that can be used.
That's a short answer.