Yes, I absolutely agree with Jason.
Having worked in Alberta's TIER system as well as its predecessor pricing systems, I would be the first to admit that some changes are going to be needed in there. They're going to need to strengthen that existing system.
I think some folks have probably seen some of the news articles lately about the very low credit prices right now in the TIER system. Doing some things to strengthen the stringency—I guess that's sort of the technical term—for that system is going to be critical to soak up some of the surplus supply of credits, especially as companies continue to invest in line with their net-zero goals. Demand for credits is going to continue to go down as emissions come down and generation of credits is going to go up. The systems are going to need to adapt in line with that to keep a bit of a market balance around those credits.
That's sort of the key change that's going to be needed. Thank you.