I wanted to get back to what Mr. Weir was saying about bidding with the environmental protections.
I'll give you an example. I want to go back to the cement industry in Edmonton. They're running into an issue of being priced out of the market against foreign bidders because of our carbon levy in the province.
What would the workaround be to protect local companies who are working within the rules, protecting—ostensibly—the environment? In the example Mr. Weir uses, it's about the steel from a foreign country, China, at five times the greenhouse gas emissions. Cement is the same. What would be the legal way, not to skirt it but to accommodate Canadian businesses to protect them, protect jobs, and protect the environment? How would we work that in our bidding process?