We have had a lot of good conversations around the committee table. We realize that a price on carbon is there to incentivize a change in behaviour, but it doesn't work very well if there aren't commercially viable alternatives available. We've already had discussions on the committee table today about that.
If you look at the parent act, the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act, the government drafters took the time to spell out exemptions. They made mention of what a qualifying farm fuel is and eligible farming machinery. In your mind, why do you think they put those exemptions in the parent act? What is the main reasoning behind that?