Okay.
I would hope you would be aware of that and keep that in mind the next time you're making deliberations at the cabinet table about energy projects in western Canada. For many of the farmers in my area, the running joke is that we work in the oil and gas sector to support our farming habit. We say that lightly, but these days it's not taken lightly.
Now I would like to move on to talk about net farm income. Over the last number of years, depending on what trading arrangement we've had, we've lost about 45% or $5.6 billion in revenue from various countries like China, India, Italy, Peru, Saudi Arabia and Vietnam with the embargos or tariffs that we have with these countries. We have a carbon tax that's putting pressure of anywhere from 8% escalating upwards to 12% to 15%, depending on who you listen to, on farm income.
In your party's platform, you committed to putting $5 billion into Farm Credit corporation. Is it because of the mishandling of the trade relations and the agricultural file that you believe the fiscal solvency of farms in Canada is going to become a liability for our major financial institutions and so that you now you need $5 billion to prop up Farm Credit corporation to prop up the farms that are no longer making a profit because of government failed policy?