So Marlene, maybe the first question for you is what is the sustainable finance taxonomy mean? Why is it-- why do we need one in Canada?

That's a great question.

You've really laid out some of the issues already.

So let's just go back to high school biology.

When I told my kids what I'm doing right now, they said, "Wait a minute, isn't that biology? What are you talking about? You don't know anything about that." I said, "Yeah, I know." But a taxonomy you would've s- come across in your science class that was a way of classifying things in nature.

So whether it's butterflies, fish into different species, and in sustainable finance, as you've already said, it's classifying investments or economic activity into categories and putting labels on them.

So green transition and what's new for this taxonomy that we're putting in place for Canada is a recommendation, whether it goes forward or not is an open question, to have a third category that we're for now calling the abatement category.

Who should participate in the process, and how do they do so?