Natural Resources committee  May I add to that, because I think that's the point that is key from the design and construction perspective? The approach that PSPC has taken in terms of its development of option analysis doesn't only take a look at the technical requirements of a project. It's actually along

Natural Resources committee  I'll let my colleague Matthew speak to that because he's the procurement expert. I'm the architect.

Natural Resources committee  The work that PSPC is doing would not be affected. We would not change. We are focused on GHG reductions and using the right sustainable methodologies, materials, and processes.

Natural Resources committee  Yes.

Natural Resources committee  Again, from a custodial perspective—PSPC is a custodian—we are committed to reducing GHG emissions and putting the options in front of decision-makers based on what we can do, what we can achieve, and what the cost is, to reduce GHGs. Using all the right materials, methodologies,

Natural Resources committee  May I add something? I'm not sure if I gave enough nuance, but in the opening statement I did speak to the options analysis the department has developed for GHG reductions. That is not only a design and technical tool, but it is a tool, from a cultural perspective, to change the

Natural Resources committee  I'll let my colleague speak to the procurement side. From a non-procurement side, from a design and construction perspective, I can only speak for the department, Public Services and Procurement Canada. I think culture is an element that spans across whether or not you're a fede

Natural Resources committee  Thank you for the opportunity to appear before the Standing Committee on Natural Resources in regard to the private member's bill, Bill C-354, an act to amend the Department of Public Works and Government Services Act with respect to use of wood. To begin, I want to acknowledge