Thank you very much.
Ms. Nikkel, you mentioned in some of your comments that the increase in food cost is a huge problem. We saw the cost of gas go up another 14¢ as part of a carbon tax, and you mentioned in previous testimony to this committee that the supply chain and cost of transportation is the largest challenge to providing food rescue and redistribution supports.
Is the increase in costs with the carbon tax a concern for Second Harvest's ability to afford to do business? Should there be reasonable exemptions made to the carbon tax to ease the burden on food producers and perhaps even food charities?