You talked about the government’s major investment in railway infrastructure to help grain producers export their products. However, a part of the problem at the moment is competition on the railways from cars carrying oil. Has the government thrown in the towel on pipeline construction that might have allowed grain to be transported by rail? It will be a major challenge to build new rail lines. The environmental aspect also has to be considered: rail lines are very visible, unlike pipelines, which are underground, and which we do not see it all.
