On the very small scale, I've removed my chopping board, my plastic chopping board, but the much more important work that I get to do is to have the ability and the opportunity to speak in front of you and to speak before the delegates at the plastics treaty, because this really is something that needs system-level change and policy changes. Leaving this to the individual is not going to make that much of a difference, because we're trapped.
I had the opportunity to travel to the Philippines, and I saw that a lot of people there have no choice but to use the plastic products that they have in front of them. A lot of times, it's cheaper to buy those smaller plastic packages.
At the same time, I had a chance to travel to Rwanda, a leading country, a leading light, in the plastics treaty. When they go to the supermarket, those things aren't wrapped in plastics, so if Rwanda can do it, Canada can certainly do it as well.