As I was saying, I was pleasantly surprised by the opposition leader, who started off by saying that Enbridge's Line 5 transports half the oil consumed in Quebec. The reason I was pleasantly surprised is that, throughout the last election campaign, when the subject of the energy corridor came up, the Conservatives were at pains to say that Quebeckers did not consume any Alberta oil. Well, that is totally false, and now the matter is settled. I think today's Conservative Party leader might not agree with the person who was at the head of the Conservative Party during the last election campaign.
I now have a simple question for the opposition leader. Does what we are seeing now with Enbridge's Line 5 suggest that we should be thinking about our energy transition? Now that he has accepted the need for carbon pricing, is he ready to acknowledge that we have to give some thought to the energy transition?