I appreciate that explanation. That's clear.
When we look across the country, we see that we have the price on pollution. In backstop provinces the actual amount collected is then returned on a per capita basis, per se, whereas if you're someone who's a higher polluter you might essentially have to pay more into the system than what you get back. If you're someone who paid less into the system, you get a cheque to reimburse and top you up.
I know it's early days, so, to the extent that you can tell me, how do you intend to be able to take that $100 million and distribute it back on a per capita basis to the actual farmers to ensure that we're incentivizing, and those farmers who are changing their behaviour are rewarded as such?