Perfect. I'm going to ask questions that are closer to home. Our province used to have a refinery. It was 5% of our GDP. It was doing 135 barrels of traditional oil a day. It's now doing a 10th of that doing biodiesel.
I'm having a hard time understanding the biodiesel industry. It seems that the only way to make it profitable is with tax credits. If the U.S., Europe and Canada decided they wanted to tighten their fiscal belts and reduce inflation by having smaller budgets and cut the tax credits for biodiesel, could that market survive? Isn't that opening ourselves up to more geopolitical risk, by investing close to $100 million into refineries reliant on tax credits, oftentimes of other foreign nations?