Thank you.
That's a great segue to my question for Mr. Janzen.
Concerning Bill C-234, I—along with the Green Party and the Bloc Québécois—was happy to support that bill at third reading. In my interpretation of that bill, as Mr. McCann mentioned, it's in line and in the spirit of the original Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act, in that there are already exemptions for farm fuels, farm machinery and farming activity. I see the provisions in Bill C-234 as being in the spirit of the original law. The Liberals, in 2018, recognized that there was a special place for agricultural activity. I think that Bill C-234 keeps in line with that. I was happy to support it at third reading, and I think I'm going to keep my vote consistent with the vote at third reading.
Mr. Janzen, just on the subject of fuel price volatility, it can have a significant impact. We did, as the House of Commons, program in a sunset clause. With respect to the greenhouse sector, are there some promising opportunities in the next decade whereby operators of greenhouses are able to switch to a more stable fuel source or mechanism to heat their greenhouses? Can we talk about some of the light that exists at the end of the tunnel so you're not subjected to that volatility?