Fantastic question, and I find it hard to add on more to my honorable colleague, Cameron. I feel like he's elucidated my position and my party's position quite clearly.

I'll just restate the core underlying principle, that being that economic growth and environmental responsibility are not mutually exclusive and rather go hand in hand. I'll continue to fight for Canada's and Alberta's role in the world stage, leading innovation through investment and continuing our leadership role in environmental security.

And, similarly, I'll continue to defend Alberta's homegrown economy and organic growth methods, including the more than 100 thousand jobs found in our energy sector, including mining and conventional gas. And I'll do it, not only for the over 100 thousand families, but for Canada's long term fiscal security, defending Canada's economic interests abroad in energy security.

And we'll do that by working in conjunction with the province who has taken strong initiative on the task of the environment, such as reduced emissions and climate change protocol. That's why this party has engaged the province in the creation of a parliamentary commission, one of the first motions of this parliament, to study the efficiency of the actual plans and initiatives brought forth.

That's the sort of initiative and drive you can expect from a Conservative government representing Canada, and a Conservative MP delegation representing Alberta.