You mentioned, Minister, that there's a very short window to get the shovels in the ground and plants coming up. In fact, I agree with that statement. But in terms of investment to get plant capacity in place in this country, what is taking place in your rural secretariat in terms of the co-op section? Is the federal government willing to share in the costs of the investment that has to be made through co-ops to assist in getting ethanol and biodiesel plants up?
You won't have time to answer this part of my question, but do you have any economic analysis of ethanol and biodiesel that would show us on paper what you expect the bump in prices to be for various crops?
The key question is what are you doing with second generation co-ops to assist communities to make the investment?