Thank you.
I think that's a great point you've raised, because farmers ultimately need to be paid for a public good they are providing on their private land. I appreciate that you mentioned the costs and capital associated with this.
One of the important challenges we see facing farmers right now is an increasing debt load and increasing taxes, particularly the carbon tax and the impact that has. It's removing capital from their ability to make practice changes, enhance wetlands and take meaningful action on the ground.
I'd like you to expand on what impact the reduction in capital available to farmers through the carbon tax and other taxation and policy decisions has in terms of their ability to deliver these ecological goods and services.