We know around this table for sure that farmers are often land-rich and cash-poor. They really do put all of the money that they make back into their operations. We see that from coast to coast to coast. I know personally I've certainly seen investment firms of various makes and models offering investment opportunities in farmland. That is something I've seen grow over the last number of years.
I think agriculture operates in a very unique space. I hear from all the witnesses around the table, saying that when it comes to these capital gains rules changes, farming needs to be treated in a special category. What about the investment firms that are using agricultural land as an investment vehicle? Do you have a position on how we should differentiate between succession planning among immediate and extended family, and also these investment firms that are investing in farmland for a return?