Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Pivnick, I'm going to come back to you to give you the opportunity to participate in the discussion we were having earlier.
I was talking to Mr. Côté about the possibility of implementing an industrial policy on electrification. I'd like to tie this back to your opening remarks, in which you talked about the volatility of fossil fuel prices. I keep seeing articles showing how China—not out of interest in climate change, but probably because they're concerned about their energy security—is making big strides in electrification, and how it's likely putting in place a highly developed industrial policy on electrification on a number of fronts.
If we were to take that route, what would the best short-term solution look like? What government actions could be taken?
