It's pretty clear that to get to net zero, and to achieve our 2030 and 2050 targets, we need emissions reductions from across the economy and from all sources of emissions. That's also the path to cost-effectively achieving those goals, by making sure we're driving emissions reductions in all corners of the economy.
That's why economy-wide instruments, like carbon pricing, make sense. There's a need to make sure that all emissions are facing policy incentives, and are aligned with each other as much as possible. That holistic view does make sense.