If you could submit that in writing, that would be great.
The point I'm getting to is that I think we really support industry-led initiatives and ensuring that if we're doing circular recycling, it comes from the industry and that recycling of plastics in Canada gets supported in that for other things that we've talked about earlier, like investment in Canada, international trade, jobs and GDP.
The big story is that when we go to the grocery store right now, plastic bags, for instance, have been banned provincially. That's the plastic bag your bread is wrapped in. Your jug of milk is in plastic and your sandwich is wrapped in plastic.
As my last question to you, can the plastic division of the Chemistry Industry Association of Canada actually do more with support to eliminate or circulate plastics, meaning that it's better for the environment, if there's more support from the federal government?