Sure, and let me be clear: if it wasn't for the government's investment in the renewable fuel strategy, our association wouldn't exist. It is important, this government's investment.
The ethanol expansion program was the first step. Using the ethanol expansion program, we built out several ethanol facilities in the country. The key behind that program was ensuring that the renewable fuel standard of 5% was going to be met by domestic production, so that the value-add, which is the creation of the renewable fuel, happens here domestically, in our country.
That's what we'd like to emulate with the renewable diesel or the biodiesel standard. Over the last couple of years we haven't seen the same build-out that we've seen with ethanol. There's a confluence of reasons for that. We think what we'd like to do is just reopen that program for projects that have the money, the investors, and the proven success in the marketplace to generate this type of biodiesel so that they have a shot at this ecoEnergy funding, to help make sure that the government can meet its objective of 600 million litres.