Mr. Chair, on that point, we've done some modelling on capital cost allowance. I think for our industry, it's a little different. It depends on what technology you're looking at and how high your capital costs are, versus how high your operating costs are. Some of these technologies are actually not very capital-intensive, so the actual benefit it would provide to our industry would be significantly lower than for other projects, such as an oil sands project, where capital costs may be exponentially higher.
I don't think there's a one-size-fits-all answer. It really depends on the technology platform you're looking at and how high those capital costs are for that particular type of technology.
We're looking at that question closely. Our early indications are that for ethanol and biodiesel, for more traditional methods it's a very low value. For cellulose ethanol, it may be a higher value because the capital costs are higher. But we'll be happy to provide to the committee members with some additional information.