Thank you for the question, Ms. Sinclair‑Desgagné.
It's an interesting question, because what we've discovered over the last year, and we spent a great deal of time on exactly this point over the last year, is that we at PSP were doing a great deal with respect to climate awareness, investing in positive climate change investments, but we weren't keeping score as well as we could have. We've undertaken in the last short period of time to do exactly that.
I can describe our approach. At the first level it's ensuring the safety of our assets from physical climate change. That was something we'd been doing for years. We have a responsible investment team that sits on every one of our investment committees for private investments.
It's twofold with respect to engagement. We work primarily with public companies working with other similar investors to have them improve their practices, improve their transparency, improve their disclosure. We've had some pretty significant improvements in that regard.
On the physical assets, we are on the verge of releasing our climate investment strategy. I wish I could do it today. It's not public yet, but it will be released in the next few weeks. What you'll see is that we have a commitment to multi-faceted approaches. We call it the pathway to net zero. We're committed to global net zero in general. You may have noticed just yesterday that we issued our framework for our first green bond issue, which will hopefully happen this week. We have a commitment to grow our green assets and our transition assets, all with the intention of removing carbon from the world.