Thank you very much, MP Jones.
I think there are really two items there that are critical. There has been tremendously good work between the federal government and the provinces—in every single jurisdiction actually. That has resulted in some improvements, enhancements and movement forward that I think both federal and provincial governments can take credit for. Changes to methane requirements and seeing that emission trend move down is constructive and positive.
Looking at some of the movement from investment into the clean-tech sector, which are linked, what you're seeing a lot of the time now is oil and gas companies evolving and often changing into energy companies. There's going to be a consistent mix as we move forward.
When I speak about predictability for investment, what investors do, when there are trillions of dollars—far more money than in the federal, provincial or the entire Canadian economy—is that they will move into these areas. What they must be able to do is to have understandable policies. When they run their metrics, they must be able to see that these policies actually work, and that will then drive investments. When I talk about predictability and certainty, it's about the reality of those policies. They have to move forward on this critical issue, but they often have to be seen by investors to be able to work within the numbers they operate in.
Thank you.