Classify the text into the following 29 labels: 'Impacts on suppliers and other parties in registrant's value chain', 'Physical climate risks', 'Climate risks Materiality', 'Progress on achieving climate-related targets', 'Impacts on business operations', 'Reporting to Board', 'Impacts on mitigation and adaptation activities', 'Adoption of Transition Plan', 'Impacts on products and services', 'Internal carbon price and Carbon pricing as a measure of climate risk', 'Plan on how to achieve the targets', 'Transition risks', "Board's oversight of climate-related targets and goals", 'Targets as a part of the business model', 'NO', 'Emissions. Scope 2', 'Identified impacts as part of business strategy', 'Emissions. Scope 1', 'Climate Risk Identification and Assessment', 'Climate risk management and integration', 'Impacts on expenditure for research and development', 'Use of carbon offsets', "Management's Oversight and Expertise", "Board's oversight", "Transition's Plan Cost", 'Adoption of scenario analysis', 'Management Oversight Process', 'GHG Methodology', 'Time Horizons of Risks', and return the answer as the corresponding climate disclosure label.
text: The carbon price for fuel combustion is set at 30 per tonne of CO2e under the British Columbia Carbon Tax Act. The provincial carbon tax is predicted to increase by 5 per tonne of CO2e per year starting from April 1, 2018, and will meet the federal target carbon price of 50 starting from April 1, 2021. The tax may also be broadened to include fugitive and vented emissions from the oil and gas sector. The Government of British Columbia has also implemented measures to reduce upstream emissions from oil and gas.
label: Internal carbon price and Carbon pricing as a measure of climate risk