Just to be certain that you have the question correct, you mentioned that the barrier to diversifying the types of trees that will be planted is cost. I'm led to believe that the types of trees you're planting are the cheapest trees you can possibly get, or they're a type of tree that, in other ways, would have to be part of a different or larger project plan—maybe a provincial plan.
I want to know specifically about the comment made by Natural Resources. You said it was a financial barrier. You've obviously costed this somehow. What is the cost to ensure that the trees you plant are truly going to belong to a diversified forest?