It's a difficult one. I can tell you in talking with distillers across Canada, I think most of us are much more interested in working collaboratively with government to find solutions that would allow our industry to be more robust moving forward.
Almost all of our other G7 trading partners have changed federal acts and excise taxation policy to promote domestically made products. These are not trade violations because they are not saying you have to use 100% Canadian grain to do it, but they are policies that have allowed.... South of the border in 2017, they changed their federal excise on the first amount of volume of distilleries, so it champions small to medium-size distilleries right here in Canada. Almost across the board, those distilleries use 100% Canadian grains and fruits to distinguish themselves from everything else.
Policies like that, which have spurred over 1,000 new distillery starts in the States in the last couple of years, have built a robust and nationally proud industry. Despite having to ask our government for repetitive meetings on, “Hey, can we change this, can we copy this, otherwise you're going to leave us behind”, there has been no response. They keep escalating our excise rate where we—