I would disagree with that. There are a lot of negative consequences.
I know that as producers we're grateful that the exemption on farm fuels is where it's at right now. Most of it is covered, but there are a lot of negative consequences, because obviously all the people who provide us with inputs and everything are not covered, so their costs go up, and those costs are passed on to us. There are consequences for us on the carbon tax and, obviously, as it goes forward, with the forecast for how much it's going to increase, their costs are going to go up every year.