The trend is that everybody wants to see a greener environment. The question I have is is it necessary to go to two and five right away, or could we go to one and two, and then step up after that, go step by step?
I consider this to be risky from an ecological standpoint and from a food security standpoint, that Canada is potentially contributing to increasing food scarcity in the world, and that we have record prices for wheat today. We have, as I mentioned, soybean oil at $1,300 a tonne and we have the lowest amount of grain we've ever had in stock to feed the population we have. It's 54 days. That's a record low. So why do we want to take a leap of 5%, 4.5 million tonnes of corn? We don't have the land base. Why not take a smaller step, and move the legislation ahead a little bit later? We'd be comfortable with that. But two and five? We'll have serious ecological problems, and I think it needs a scientific assessment that's more detailed. Then we need to go a bit slower than we're going.