I think the one thing to emphasize is that the tax was put in place to change behaviour and to discourage the consumption of carbon-based products. The two things that have been highlighted in Bill C-234 with regard to natural gas and propane use are two things that are needed on our farming operations that we can't change.
The care of our animals and drying of grain are two things that have to be done in our operation. Unfortunately, with the carbon pricing in place, they pose inhibitive additional costs on a farming operation. It is just one more thing adding an expense to our bottom line. It also reduces the amount of money we have available to make any further changes or innovation in our farming operations and while continuing to do our daily operations.