Wonderful.
I'm going to pick up on some of these themes anyway, so maybe we'll get a chance to answer some of your other questions.
I know that there are things governments can do when it comes to helping manage climate risk and perhaps deploy capital. I know that OSFI put out their B-15 guideline for federally regulated financial institutions. That sort of mandated across our financial institutions a level of having to manage climate risk.
You mentioned climate change as the single biggest risk for long-term investment—I think that's a direct quote—and I was glad to hear you say that. We've done such things as clean economy investment tax credits, the Canada Infrastructure Bank, the strategic innovation fund and the Canada Growth Fund. The government is doing a lot in terms of hopefully increasing the risk-return profile, perhaps, by de-risking some of those investments.
We also have had green bonds, which I'm sure you've participated in. We've also committed to $10 billion per year of green and transition bonds in 2027 and beyond. Can you speak to CPPIB's interest in the Canada green bond and transition bonds program?