Following an election resulting in a minority government, the Premier-designate details his political priorities. He proposes creating a secretariat for government efficiency to reduce bureaucracy and announces fiscal measures such as removing taxes on used goods. The speaker aims to reduce homelessness and freeze elected officials' salaries. Institutionally, he intends to exclude the Lieutenant-Governor from the initial ceremony to reallocate funds and refuses to swear allegiance to the King. Regarding international affairs, he mentions a discussion with Mark Carney on infrastructure and trade with the United States. He specifies that no referendum on sovereignty will take place during the Trump administration's term.