We've said all along that certainty and clarity have to underscore this. That's one of the reasons for the speed with which we're doing this. Of course, governments are always criticized for not working at the speed of commerce. In this case we are, and we're being criticized by the opposition because we're moving too fast.
But we've been in this situation for decades. I've listened to the debates and watched with interest the last couple of nights, but I really haven't heard anything that I haven't heard for the last 20 years. It's about the same arguments over and over and over, and there's not one good reason not to do this. So we will deliver this and give clarity and certainty to the marketplace in western Canada.
Farmers, we know, are adapting already. We know they have the ability to step up and make this work. We know that industry is ready to roll up its sleeves and work with them. There have been a number of tremendous public pronouncements. Viterra has said it is more than happy to work with the new entity and to move that product through the Viterra infrastructure and system. That's fantastic. That's the type of thing that needs to happen, partnering up and moving forward.
That whole value chain is going to get a tremendous commercial bump here.