Thank you.
Our view of the future and our commitments haven't changed: our commitments to decarbonizing our existing base hydrocarbon business and our commitments to being a part of the longer-term transition over time. I appreciate the question, because I think part of the basis upon which I was called here today dealt with comments I made in August on an investor call.
The analogy I would use for what my comments said is that, when I was coming out of retirement and going to come back to work, I went to my family doctor and I said, “You know, I'm going to give up some years of my life to work again. I want to live a long and healthy life. What's the best advice you can have?” He said, “To live a long and healthy life, take care of yourself today.”
My comments on our earnings call looked at our company and said that, for us to be a part of the solution for the long term, we have to do today's business very well. If you look back at the track record over the last several years of Suncor, that can't be said. We have opportunities to improve the safety, the operational integrity of our business, so that we can continue our decarbonization effort and be part of the transition for the longer term.
When I made the comment and I think, explicitly, I said that we have a bit of a disproportionate emphasis on the future, it was to ensure we're strong today so we can be strong tomorrow. Our commitments on decarbonization and being part of the transition have not changed at all since I took over in this position six months ago.