Yes. Thank you very much.
We were talking about one of your recommendations, which would be to have a regulatory climate that would foster investment. I think one issue that some companies see is a carbon tax that could go from $50 a tonne to $170 a tonne, which would affect not only the power the facility uses but also the trucking costs and everything in between. I think that's something that would come into effect, but I'll move on from there.
My other question would be around one thing that's happened around Regina. A lot of people now in the area, with the crush plants coming in, are looking to grow canola more than in the past. I would like your comments on how you feel about this. With food security being an issue, some arable land in that area and around Saskatchewan is going to be moved from food consumption to fuel consumption, which probably brings in a bit of a moral question. As we want to grow our plant-based proteins, how do you think those two are going to coincide with each other? What do you think is going to be possibly an unintended consequence of using more arable land for fuel instead of food?