I think my colleagues are looking at me.
Thank you very much for the question. Currently, is there a recycling strategy in the federal government? There is not one ubiquitous recycling strategy. Indeed, as I said in my opening remarks, recycling is very particular when you take it as a sector-by-sector consideration. I think that's part of the dimensionality of thinking about this very important topic.
I'd have to read the Quebec plan a bit more in depth to be able to respond to your question. We will of course respond, perhaps in writing, to the direct request for information that you're making.
There are program tools available in the federal government for industry-led, value-creating, innovative capital projects. One of the biggest programs, which resides in my department, is the strategic innovation fund. Of course, it's an ongoing, rolling intake. If projects come in that tick the criteria for what qualifies for funding and they actually meet the objectives the government has laid out, including on the environment, those projects are very much of interest to officials, as we give advice to the government in terms of what it may or may not wish to fund. There is absolutely availability for high-value projects to be considered.