Well, the major concern is the price that the producer would have.
My company doesn't make the plastic water bottles; we make resin. We make little plastic pellets that we then sell to converters who turn it into the everyday products that people see around the world.
The reality is that price per tonne is not unknown to Dow or to any of the resin producers around the world. It's talked about everywhere. The EU is actively looking at it.
I indicated earlier that the devil is in the details. What is price per tonne? Is that cost transferred on? Who collects the money? What happens to the money? Does it go into general revenue for the government? Is it used to help enhance some of the recycling that we've talked about from a chemical recycling aspect? Is it paid back to individuals who collect waste plastic bags to be turned over to the mechanical or chemical recycling facilities?
We're in favour of it as long as it's balanced out, in that all of the funds are not going to one entity that's not using it to really tackle the problem at the end of the day.