Let me help out, Mr. Toet, because that's exactly where I wanted to go.
I also made note of the fact that it was $10 a tonne to dump in Michigan, and—holy smokes—that's pretty cheap. I see those huge trucks going down Highway 401 each and every day, and it seems to me an incredible waste, from a whole bunch of standpoints.
If the market is failing on the environmental goals of cutting down on waste disposal and if there is a market failure here, how would you set a regulatory framework to, in Ms. Leung's words, tell the market to “smarten up”? Do you say, “You can't dump it for anything less than $20?” Is it $30? What is the signal that would tell the market there is money to be made here?