This is a question for both of you.
In British Columbia the carbon tax is not revenue neutral. It's collected at $35 a tonne and on April 1 it goes up to $40 a tonne.
Do you know what that equates to for the Canadian taxpayer? When they get their carbon tax bill for the energy they use to heat their home, natural gas, do you know what percentage it is, not $35 a tonne going to $40 a tonne, but what it costs them? What percentage is it, 5%, 10%, or 15%? Do you have any idea?