Thank you for your question.
Basically, what we see is that Quebec is moving towards total electrification, away from a dynamic where it has surplus electricity. That is crystal clear and illustrates the importance of keeping natural gas in Quebec's energy mix.
I'd like to add to what my colleague said. In the current context, people understand the importance of having energy infrastructure in Canada and in Quebec. Quebec can't make the same mistake it made with GNL Québec in 2021, when it told people that there wouldn't be any demand. We can clearly see that there is. The Germans showed us that yesterday. Projects on the table today like the Marinvest Energy Canada development could go ahead, but a predictable regulatory framework is needed. Certainty is needed.
Whether we're talking about Canada, or even Quebec somewhat, that regulatory framework is missing.
