I think that is the way forward, because otherwise it's like a patchwork quilt of “let's give these guys 100,000 and let's do this.” Really, for the longevity of our industry, it makes sense to allow us to have the same taxation advantages that our partners we compete against south of the border have. It creates jobs and they almost all utilize 100% Canadian grain, so it is a massive boon for us. You're going to give up one dollar in tax and you're going to gain back seven in domestic economic development.
It's a no-brainer for that. That, for us, long term allows all of our distilleries to grow to a point where we can, the next time that this happens, step in in a much more robust fashion, but also be much more competitive exporting candidates to the world.