Mr. Speaker, my hon. colleague represents a very urban riding in Spadina, in the Toronto area, and I represent a rural constituency. The lived realities for Canadians are going to be different.
The good news is that the government is putting forward $1.5 billion to help support additional charging infrastructure across the country. In my constituency, that is probably going to be more focused on plug-in hybrids and the types of applicability there. For the member's constituents, who may not be driving longer distances to work or around the city, battery electric vehicles are probably going to be the type of vehicle that is going to be the future, that is going to be smart in terms of consumer perspective, and will also be the type of infrastructure that I know she will be advocating for her constituents, to build out the network in her constituency in Toronto.