It's our understanding that there's a mechanism in place to return the money, but it's also our understanding that none of that money has yet been returned. It's just a commitment to make that return.
We certainly wouldn't want to speak to how the government does diplomacy with Russia, but taxing our own farmers for Russian fertilizer, much of which was already purchased before the conflict began, seems counterintuitive. It makes Ontario and Quebec agriculture production, in particular, much more expensive. Farm groups from those regions asked for that money to be returned directly. The federal government indicated that there's no mechanism to return it directly, so it will return it via programming that farmers can then apply for. It has taken about $34 million or $35 million out of the hands of Ontario and Quebec farmers, and it's done nothing. They still purchased that fertilizer, just at a loss of income.