Well first, as was suggested by the representative of the Canadian Construction Association, investing in work on buildings, on infrastructure is a job stimulus type of initiative that we strongly support. Jobs in our sector are high-quality, well-paid jobs, and I think it's a very effective and very intelligent strategy for stimulating the economy.
In terms of investing in addressing carbon emissions, as I said in my submission, there are many ways that can be addressed on the utilization side. We can eliminate forms of heating that rely on carbon fuels in favour of electrified systems, and at the same time, there's needed investment in decarbonization of the electricity grid itself.
Investing in low-carbon uses in buildings only makes sense if we, at the same time, decarbonize power generation, and that requires a long-term strategy. I think it ought to be a central part of the infrastructure plan, and it appears to be, so we strongly support that approach.