Thank you.
By incorporating biogas, the clean fuel standard I mentioned would reflect the reduced carbon intensity of Canadian-produced feedstocks that are turned into advanced biofuels. There's a clear signal to continue to drive improved agricultural practices on the farm, which could include RNG.
We note, in part of our remarks, that growers are trade exposed. Grain drying is emission-intensive, so they are not able to avail themselves of things like the output-based pricing system or similar approaches that shield the full application of the carbon price. Our support of it is just the recognition that our sector has a decadal growth opportunity in front of it, but fundamental to that is the participation of Canadian farmers.