That's a great suggestion, Professor.
Some people are chuckling here because they think this is exactly what I wanted to hear, and it is what I wanted to hear. It's what Conservatives have been proposing for a long time, which is, if diesel prices are lower, food prices are lower, which means, in particular, that people who are struggling are less likely to need to use food banks if food prices are lower, if diesel prices are lower.
It's pretty clear, Mr. Chair—