I could speak a bit to it, and I'll let Dave speak to the time lag, because that's something he's a little more familiar with.
In terms of the types of investments we're looking at, it really ranges, depending on the type of farm we're speaking about. There are significant investments that are possible in terms of a barn perspective. There's LED lighting, heat exchanges and anaerobic digesters. There is a whole host of these sorts of investments that can be made, but the concern is ensuring that sufficient capital is available.
I think a more expedient return of funds from the rebate would be beneficial. From my perspective, there is still a concern with the extent to which the carbon price that an individual farm is paying is reflected in the rebate they're receiving. There are some equity considerations there.