Yes, and that's really where I was going with this line of questioning. Obviously, the carbon tax is playing a role when it comes to food security, because those transportation costs are getting passed on to consumers and fewer dollars are going to be able to be used to buy groceries in store and the price of groceries is going to be ever-increasing because that gets passed on to consumers.
Farmers are price-takers. At what point does that basically become unsustainable for a farmer who cannot pass on those prices? Like you mentioned, you take the global price when you're a farmer, so other than the carbon tax, what do you see as the next most damaging policy that you're facing right now when it comes to the federal government?