The barrier is mostly margin. We don't have enough margin to reinvest to keep the business vibrant in Canada. If you are going to go and develop or expand new export markets, you have to have the dollars in your jeans to do that.
It is interesting that we are all talking about tax reductions. We appreciate things like the capital cost allowance and the reduction of corporate income taxes. Those affect our members. At the same time, since 2006 the Government of Canada has taken $170 million more from our industry on a year-on-year basis just from spirits. We are sitting here saying this is great, but these more direct things impact us and take money that should go to investment out of our pockets.
If you look around here, we buy 50 square miles of corn right around this area. In western Canada we are the single largest purchaser of rye, which we source in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Those linkages you refered to are extremely important. We also have those linkages through the supply chain. We just don't have the dollars in our pockets to drive the business forward.