I have one question on this for Mr. Moffet.
I'm a farmer. I represent a large group of farmers. Here we're talking about fuel. By making this amendment here, when you start talking about the environmental and energy balance sheet, life-cycle analysis, social and environmental impact, can those be applied, if this is carried, to more aspects of our day-to-day lives than just fuel? If you guys want to use the Environmental Protection Act to start regulating more of our agriculture practices, would this then apply outside of the issue of fuel and mixing of fuel?