Yes. I guess if profitability is impacted, they're going to have to take a look at all mechanisms. The first casualties will be grape producers. The demand for grapes will have to decrease. Production will go down. That's the first element of the supply chain that will be impacted.
The second one will be employment, as I mentioned in my comments. If the excise exemption is lost, we're looking at at least 2,400 jobs that will be lost, and 350 winery closures. Those are real numbers. That is the impact of an excise tax that is already one of the highest in the wine-making world. The U.S. tax is 35¢ a litre and ours is 70¢ a litre, but the U.S. provides a tax credit to their producers that brings it down to 2¢ per litre. One of our biggest competitors is France. They don't pay any excise tax.