I think there are interesting innovations, and we don't want to block innovation, but also, none of this is being done at scale right now, so we have no idea how expensive it's going to be, how much of it can be done and all of that kind of stuff. We should explore it.
In the meantime, Canada has endorsed the precautionary principle, which says that we don't know the outcomes and that we're going to take the safest approach. That's why we're advocating that we enforce that plastics are toxic under CEPA, and only when they're proven to be safe and we know we can recycle them do we allow them in Canada and in the markets, etc.