Just briefly, Mr. Chair....
To enlighten Ms. Ferrari, I grew up on a farm—I didn't just visit it; I grew up on a farm—so I think I understand that situation. If there's a concern about housing and it not going forward, I would invite her to come to my constituency. There are 400 apartment units that have gone up on Davis Drive, and we broke ground for an additional 600 apartment units that are now going forward because the GST has been waived and the business case makes it feasible for that apartment unit to go forward.
However, my question is this: If we have this information, what are we going to do? If we find out that there's a higher transportation cost for rural and northern areas, does that mean we're not going to supply food to schools in those areas? What are we going to do with this information? Why do you want to differentiate and exclude some remote communities, simply because the cost is so high?