I'm extremely concerned. Mr. Poirier mentioned that there is a flight of capital to the U.S. We were told the fix is on the way and we have to craft a Canadian response, but it seems that we're always running behind. Instead of being proactive, we're being reactive.
I was wondering if you could comment on something that comes across repeatedly. At the end of the day, it's going to be consumers who need to buy these electric cars. In the press release you put out in March 2022, Mr. Reuss, who is with the dealers, said, “In order to do so, individual consumers will need to have the confidence that the products and the supporting infrastructure—including the ability to charge at home and work—meet their everyday needs”.
In the fall economic statement, can you point to anything that we could see to meet those charging needs and improve the grid? I believe we need four million of these charging stations. How are we doing with the response from the government in the fall economic statement with regard to charging?