Thank you.
I think you've identified one of the problems with the big corporate farms. They're looking at returns and not always necessarily being good stewards of the land. Not that they're all like that, and I don't want to lump them all into one sum, but family farmers know they need to protect the land and the resources available to them for future generations. I think they have their eye on that part of the equation much more so than a big corporation. They're looking to generate profits for multiple shareholders.
You indicated in your intervention that your retirement plan is your RRSP and the equity you have in your farm. When you're going to consider selling your farm to one of your daughters, you're going to be looking at what's going to maximize your retirement return. If you sell it to the neighbour, he's going to provide you with probably the same amount of money that your daughters would feel it would be worth, except you're going to end up paying a bigger tax bill if you sell it to your daughters, unless we can pass this important piece of legislation. Have I accurately identified that concern?