Well, thank you very much. I think that's something that often gets missed in the political debate that has happened, and it's interesting to know that folks who are paying attention to the actual facts and figures and the money are seeing a very different picture than what is communicated to Canadians through debate in the House of Commons.
Mr. Stewart, I wanted to come back to what you were saying about the accusations of collusion against the fossil fuel industry. Are there any examples where the finance community, if we could use that term, have adopted certain kinds of goals other than the strict maximization of profit and mobilized in order to have certain kinds of outcomes, whether those are productivity gains or other things that aren't the direct pursuit of short-term profit, and were those accused of collusion?