Thank you for that.
You also mentioned, Mr. Lewis, that agriculture in Canada is wide and varied. Those are your words. The federal price on pollution is being applied only to provinces that don't have their own price on pollution. Any province or territory can design their own system that's tailored to their needs, geographically or otherwise. Most provinces have done so.
What kind of advocacy or conversations has the Canadian Federation of Agriculture had with the four provinces that have not taken action? Have you had meetings? Have you asked for more localized solutions from the provinces?