Probably the best thing is following through on the actual implementation of the clean fuel standard, and not making the mistake we've made in other jurisdictions where we've often allocated too many credits to folks. That's what they did in Europe and in other jurisdictions where the value of the low-carbon fuel standard credits is low.
You're absolutely right. This is a promising lifeline for a lot of the forest sector, whether it's in B.C., Quebec, northern Ontario or Pictou County, where you're from, where you have a problem at Northern Pulp.
The technology is there, but you need a market. The creation of the market has to be helped by the clean fuel standard.