The private member's bill was about projects that were $10 million and over, but we fund a lot of smaller projects.
As I said, I'm working very hard, and I'm happy to work with the member opposite, through a very practical approach, because I agree with you. I agree that every single project should undergo a climate lens. There is push-back, I will tell you, from certain provinces, and for smaller communities, getting the capacity to apply a climate lens can be a challenge, so I think we need to be mindful of that. The reality is that this is the way we have to go.
I agree with you that we have to be net zero by 2050; we need to exceed our 2030 target, and we have an opportunity because—guess what—buildings can now be built net zero. Retrofits can be harder for smaller communities and remote communities, but we have the technology in many cases, and now we need to apply the climate lens, create the right incentives, and move forward to a cleaner future.