In the United States, before the IRA and now with the IRA, you can say that these things are available in the tax code. An investor can factor that into the decision on where they're going to invest. In Canada you apply for this, and you may or may not get it, etc. It's a government program, government-run, and a bureaucratic decision, so you don't know if you're going to get it or not get it.
Is that an accurate summary?