As aggregators, we were the largest aggregator in 2007. In the 18 months following the announcement by Premier Stelmach and his Conservative government to implement that cap and trade program, we generated $5 million in revenue, $3 million of which was disbursed back to the farmers. We handled that disbursement through a cheque requisition company, third party, as demanded by the large final emitters. That was all verified and it was audited.
There was significant revenue, especially for the Hutterites. They loved us. Their average size of farming operation out there in Alberta is about 10,000 acres, so they got significant five-figure cheques because, of course, Alberta at the time allowed credits to be measured and counted in the past, so from 2002 to 2007 we were able to aggregate their offsets and then quantify them, convert them to compliance and sell them to the large final emitters. Of course, that generated additional revenue to them. It was a significant revenue right back into the hands of the farmers.