My question sort of deals with the same concerns voiced by my colleague, Mr. Julian. Consumers are at the bottom of the ladder and they are greatly affected by the fluctuating price of gasoline. In addition, all of that has an impact on travel, transport, the cost of public transportation and production costs in farming, since food prices are also affected. The basic needs of consumers and Canadians are affected, including the need to travel to work and the need to feed themselves. All transportation costs will go up. It's that kind of thing.
After hearing the presentations, I realize that Canada has no power because there are many external factors. So how can we explain to Canadians the fluctuating price of gas? What tools do we have?