My starting response would be that the purpose of the strategy, as André and others have said, is to work closely with the provinces and territories.
Most of the tool kit that we currently have available to support the transition towards greater electrification is pan-Canadian. For example, the investment tax credits are applicable regardless of which province or territory the activity is taking place in, and they provide significant benefit to the province or territory that's using them.
We have our SREPs—$4.5 billion—where expenditures are being made in every province across Canada. Making sure that we have an electricity strategy that reflects the unique differences of every province, territory and region means that we won't use the tools symmetrically or in a cookie-cutter way across every jurisdiction. However, I am confident that we have a tool kit that does support every province, including Quebec.