What we always find helps, both for competitiveness and for lower prices, is competition. More players would lead to more competition. I think there's a bit of that push-pull dynamic between keeping our industries solely provincially focused versus greater competition across the provinces.
I touched on this a bit in the first round. Again, the concerns tend to be about safety of our export markets, yet trying to drive the prices lower for consumers by both maintaining supply chains within Canada and reducing freight costs—obviously freight and all the components associated with it—drives costs ahead.
Can you comment there?
