Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'll come back to the Canada Growth Fund. Your earlier response didn't make sense to me. I'll explain why.
When you launched the clean electricity strategy, Minister Guilbeault kindly sent me a presentation that you were using. It talks about the government's ambitious plan set out in the 2023 budget. It describes a figure of $40 billion and provides a type of breakdown. It refers to investment tax credits for hydrogen and carbon capture. It also refers to $10 billion for the Canada Infrastructure Bank and $3 billion for a renewable energy program. The $40 billion figure also includes $15 billion for the Canada Growth Fund.
This means that, in a way, the government must step in. For example, the Canada Growth Fund couldn't decide to invest in the forestry industry. If that were the case, it wouldn't pertain to the presentation in front of me. I also assume that, if the Canada Growth Fund had to decide whether to invest in energy‑related strategies, it would turn to you, since you're the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources.
I'll repeat my question. Will the $15 billion from the Canada Growth Fund be used to support the Pathways Alliance?