Thank you so much, Mr. Chair, and thank you to our witnesses.
Mr. King, I'll maybe start with you.
In the previous exchange that you had with Mr. Blois, you expressed some doubt as to whether Bill C-206 was drafted in a way that would give the CRA clarity about its intended purpose.
When I look through the existing definitions in the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act, it's quite clear that growing grain and harvesting fall under the definition of farming, and that the machinery used for drying it, I think, could be found under “eligible farming machinery”. It's a stationary machine; it's an industrial machine on the property.
Are you still quite sure that, even if we're just making this narrow definition as to what a qualifying farm fuel is, there will be a misconception as to what its intended purpose is?