As you mentioned, we're on the ground every day, talking to our members about these issues and consulting them through our various member surveys. When we talk to farmers, they all say the same thing: Exemptions are preferable to rebates. That's why we're here today to support this bill.
Certainly, we have to wait to see what that looks like in terms of the details of that rebate—how they would qualify, who would qualify, how their business can participate, those sorts of things—so we would need more information before commenting on any kind of rebate system, and we would need to consult our members, as we always do. We always go to our members in terms of their views.
We are encouraged that the federal government has recognized that the federal carbon tax on natural gas and propane is a problem. We've seen that in the budget. We're encouraged that all opposition parties showed support for Bill C-206 at second reading, and when we talked to farm members, we found that they support exemptions, which is one of the reasons why CFIB is supporting Bill C-206.