Thank you, Mr. Blaikie.
With respect to greenhouse gas emissions, for instance, the European Union has committed to making reductions. They are broken down by country. In France's case, they take the form of a national carbon strategy. Some sectors are required to reduce their emissions, while others are not. What's more, France has set an expected price trajectory for carbon, which allows stakeholders, including those not bound by the obligation, to anticipate changing carbon prices. That also affects public contracting given that both businesses and government service organizations are required to report on their greenhouse gas emissions every four years and every three years, respectively.