Thank you, Chair. It's an interesting line of questioning there.
Getting back to the green finance topic, I'll ask a few questions about the B-15 guideline to start, which I've read and reviewed. I think it has many merits, and I'm really happy to hear that it's evergreen.
A few of the comments from some of the stakeholders across Canada that I've spoken to—in particular, some of the environmental groups—have talked about double materiality. It's this concept that we often assess risk on financial institutions that is coming in due to climate change, but we also should be looking at the outflow of the actions and activities that financial institutions are responsible for in terms of allocating capital and keeping us on track with achieving our net-zero commitment. This is the flip side of it.
Do you think that the B-15 guidelines in some iteration in the future will take that into consideration as well?