Madam Speaker, I really like the member for Carleton and I enjoy his presentations.
He spoke to us about modern monetary theory. We do not agree on it. In terms of approaches to political economics, I do not share the classical view.
However, I would like to draw a parallel. In the budget, I would like to see a new theory, modern oil and gas theory. This theory tells us that we can reduce our GHGs through the oil and gas industry. That is the strategy that the government is proposing with the green plan they have introduced, more specifically the $17 billion to be invested in grey hydrogen.
I do not know if my colleague sees the parallel I am trying to draw. Does he think that oil and gas can be used to reduce carbon in a green recovery plan? Is that not a little like the modern monetary theory he was telling us about earlier?