Thank you.
Moe Garahan, maybe I'll turn to you, because I've been interested in how, in my own backyard, new entrants into agriculture manage with the astronomically high prices of land. I know there are some unique relationships being set up in B.C., where the Young Agrarians are trying to set up those relationships between farmers who have the lands but may not have the wherewithal to continue farming with the same intensity that they once did.... We have productive farmland not being used, so they want to allow someone who has the will to get in there and start farming it. I know some of the financial arrangements that have been put into place may allow for farmers to lease their lands to these new entrants.
Do we have to be careful when we're looking at these new financial relationships in the context of these capital gains changes? Is there anything you want to guide our committee through on that?