Dr. Exner-Pirot, to your point about the clean electricity regulations, I too followed and participated in many of those discussions. It's quite an ambitious goal, of course, with a grid nationally. It's already considered 87% clean and now, to double and triple that in the timeline this government has set out.... I also recognize and value the fact that this agreement, after the efforts of the Government of Alberta, was made to suspend the clean electricity regulations in that province.
Do you think it makes sense then, as Conservatives have called for, to ensure those clean electricity regulations don't apply to all the provinces if one agreement has been made with one province, recognizing that it is unflexible and would ultimately potentially result in a lack of electricity, power and affordable rates?