Right now, the industry is feeling a bit in between. It's sandwiched. You have the federal and provincial governments, and I think in some provinces there are different needs and different regional concerns in the laws and regulations that are in place.
For instance, in the investment tax credit, one of the concerns we have is that it's not clear if our project.... Even though we might be technically eligible for investment tax credits for our CCUS project or our clean hydrogen project, if the province doesn't agree to the net-zero 2035 regulations, which aren't yet even developed or finalized.... It will be in probably 2024, when we expect the Canada Gazette, part II, to come out. The provinces have to agree to them now, or else you may not be eligible for the ITCs and that creates enormous risk for boards that approve projects.
I think that's one of the real differences that we face. The IRA's already in place and the rules are clear. You can go to the board, you can get the direction and you can start building. Here, we won't even be able to get a final board decision until, say, mid-next year, when we have the certainty of how these things are all going to work together.