Thank you, Mr. Chair.
It is a pleasure to be back out in front of the agriculture committee.
Also, thank you to the witnesses.
I just have a brief comment here, if you'll indulge me.
I think one of the untold stories of the pandemic is the sacrifices our farmers have made. They've been working through all the challenges with the lockdowns to make sure that we haven't had disruption in our food supply. They work every day, tirelessly, even before the pandemic and then with the additional obstacles.
A big thank you, I'm sure, on behalf of everyone here—and all Canadians—for everything that you and your members have done for Canada in keeping us well-fed during these difficult times.
Let's go on to our questions. First of all, I just want to go round the table with all of the witnesses to hear what the impact of the carbon tax is on their members. Could they comment on whether the credit provided by the government is substantial, or whether in fact the majority, if not all, of their members are actually in a loss position because of the carbon tax?
I'll start with the Grain Growers of Canada, if that's okay, Mr. Chair.