I agree with you, Mr. Simard. We need an additional cost that reflects the situation. This could be a carbon price or a clearance market, as proposed by the federal Clean Fuel Regulations. These incentives play a critical role in ensuring that all biofuels can be produced in Canada.
Our issue is that other countries, such as the United States, have added domestic production. We don't have this in Canada. That's our biggest problem. That's why you don't see more factories going up in Quebec. It's supported in the United States, but not in Canada.