I know that we have a federal government that should be engaging proudly on behalf of the industries that are employing not only Saskatchewan residents—who, I would remind everyone, are Canadians as well—but all Canadians with respect to what we are doing in our industries today. As I said, the Saskatchewan story is not only in Saskatchewan. Every province has a story about what it is doing and how it is reducing its emissions in the industries that are employing people and creating wealth.
I would respectfully ask our federal government and all of those involved to take that story abroad. That's what we did at COP28, and that's what we continue to do through our 10 provincial trade offices that we have that work alongside our high commission offices and our ambassador offices around the world, including one in London and one in Germany representing the European Union.