If there are no numbers, I understand that, because there would be no numbers on how much the carbon tax was going to cost.
I'll go back to another point, and this has to do with trade. I was with the trade committee. We were in southeast Asia—in Singapore, Thailand, and Malaysia. There were discussions about things that were going on in India at the time we had our famous tour. Unfortunately, you weren't there. If you had been there, you could have perhaps spoken about this serious issue with our pulses and trying to keep up with the fumigation issue that was unfortunately allowed to lapse. These were the kinds of issues that people were looking at, and they were wondering where the government was on real issues when it came to trade and agriculture.
When we look at the concerns there, I'm wondering if we can anticipate some sort of emphasis on the India file, as well as the other critical file having to do with the durum wheat going into Italy. We have seen that there is a social media emphasis on our quality of wheat. These are issues that are extremely important. Where is your department making sure that we have the ability to move our product into other places in the world so that we can hit that $70-billion target that you have so loftily put out?