Madam Speaker, I said this earlier today, as I have been in this chamber all day today, and I think that the motion that has been put forward is frankly a fundraising opportunity for the Conservatives. They are not treating this seriously. They are not interested in engaging seriously in debate on how to make this program work for Canadians and how to actually meaningfully address climate change. Therefore, I am going to ask the member about his speech and about how we could fix a carbon program.
In my province of Alberta, Rachel Notley brought in the very first one, the carbon levy, and it was highly successful. One of the things that it did was actually contribute to reducing our carbon footprint by including things such as billions of dollars in investment into transport and billions of dollars in rebates so that folks could put solar panels on their homes and retrofit our homes. There was millions of dollars that went to developing bio-energy and millions of dollars that went for methane reduction.
I wonder whether the member would be interested in looking at a carbon levy or a carbon tax that would be used to reduce our carbon footprint and meaningfully deal with the climate emergency.