Thank you, Member of Parliament.
Let me say this. Extended producer responsibilities have been good for plastics. We export very little to China—well, maybe a bit too much, 12% to 16% compared to other countries. Other countries ask me why we're actually doing so well. It's because we have producer responsibility.
I launched the first program in Canada after launching the blue box program, gaining a United Nations award. We took those stewardship monies and developed end markets for materials. I have to say that for our B.C. friends on the Internet there, their same industry in that area is developing markets for plastic.
If you talk to Ontario municipalities, yes, you find some are having a problem marketing their plastics, but many will tell you it's not a problem. So, we really believe in producer responsibility. It provides infrastructure, end markets and investment. It's good for plastics, and good for all other materials.