Absolutely. You can't keep up on every file, but this one is sticking. There was a previous project that also stuck in their craw, so to speak, so I appreciate that answer and look forward to that.
I've been pushing for reciprocity for electric vehicle incentives. They went ahead with this. The government had a positive response to that.
I want to shift to another issue that might be related to our trade with EV vehicles. I tabled Bill C-231, which is about the right to repair on the automotive aftermarket. The U.S. is looking at this. If we were to have regulations with regard to aftermarket access to EV vehicles to make sure they're repaired, and the U.S. is doing the same, is that something the government would look into as having that type of reciprocity? It's similar to what we do with bumpers and a whole series of things for product safety and consumer rights.
My original bill in the House of Commons passed as a voluntary agreement, which is in place today, but it didn't have the digital component to it. In the past, Canadians couldn't get the same access to American markets. Will your government at least look into this to ensure that Canadians have the same type of access to fix their electric vehicles that Americans have?