Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Ms. Eyre, when you were Minister of Energy and Resources in your government, you said that the costs associated with the green transition were a major obstacle. You were concerned about the costs in terms of lost jobs and lost revenue if the transition happened too quickly. You had indicated that there was a need for grassroots consultation.
In theory, Bill C‑235 takes a step in that direction. It aims to establish programs and projects that stimulate a green economy to take into account the local situation, in addition to engaging local businesses, governments and civil society organizations. I am referring here to section 3 of the bill.
Doesn't this bill help to address some of your concerns? Would it be an interesting step forward?