This relates to the question that Shannon was asking you, because on the one hand we can acknowledge major efforts by Albertans and by industry in Alberta to advance emission reduction and to work together, both to grow the economy, but to do their part. At the same time, as a country—and this includes Alberta—more broadly, we aren't yet doing enough, and I think there is more to be done.
How do you square this idea of respecting the traditional energy industries that Shannon wants us to respect to a great degree while also moving to a net-zero economy? You've said very clearly to foster “job creation and retraining”, for example:
in regions that rely on traditional energy industries to enable them to build a zero-emissions green economy and mitigate their impact on climate change;
That's in paragraph 3(3)(b) in the bill. Have you seen opposition to that suggestion that we should be moving away from traditional energy industries to enable a zero-emissions green economy in the Prairies, or do you see that being welcomed by industry in the Prairies?