I appreciate that question. Thank you very much.
The reality is that a number of key frameworks for particularly the oil and gas business, from clean fuel standards to the carbon pricing environment to methane reductions, are driving behaviour and still remaining competitive, at this point in time, within our domestic and foreign exports. The fact of the matter and what I think needs to happen is that we need to make sure we understand how those systems are linking together, because they're all going to start to combine.
Again, the number one thing we're looking for here is predictability. What investors require, and what companies need to know, is that if they put money into this, there are opportunities that will remain in place for the x number of years that are being indicated. That's how a business works. No one puts money into something if they're not sure where that will end up.
The reality is that investors are also driving the conversation. As Susannah will know, investors are making some pretty significant demands that align with many of the provincial and federal policies. Again, it is about that predictability—understanding practically how you run those policies through effectively a calculator, to be honest.
Thank you.