I recognize that time is short, so thank you for the question.
Apart from the financial initiatives, in other words, the ones for the financial sector, which I'll take as read, I would emphasize the advantages of the following. We have not talked about building codes; they are not directly in your responsibility, but it is advantageous to be working with others for building codes. Here I'll refer to Mr. Bonapace's comments at the outset and the importance of pulling those through and pulling demand through on that. I'll emphasize as well the possibility of contractor differences within the hydrogen sector and the importance of developing those technologies as well.
I'll also refer quickly to my comments moments ago about investment tax credits, expanding the universe for that and actually having a dynamic contribution, let's call it, to section 43.1, which I think you know what I mean. The one thing we know is that people, such as those represented here—not myself but the entrepreneurs here—will come up with new ideas and new technologies and so we need a dynamic way to provide a level playing field for support for those technologies.
My last point is that I recognize that electricity is a provincial responsibility, but I do underscore, as Mr. Bradley said at the outset, just how central it is to our transition. We need to recognize that; we need to do everything we can to support what's required.