That wouldn't be, I believe, the opinion of our stakeholders and members. Obviously, the statement that the carbon tax is revenue neutral for the majority of Canadians, I believe, could potentially apply on a citizen-to-citizen basis, but obviously our farmers do rely on a number of inputs and processes that are not exempt from carbon fuel charges.
We saw recently within the last year that the greenhouse gas exemption was further applied for greenhouses, for example. What we'd be looking for is for a similar actual application to be applied to grain dryers and other machinery, including for irrigation and livestock heating, to ensure there's a full exemption. Without that, we have received reports that there are mounting impacts in terms of the costs affecting our our farmers' bottom lines.