Thank you.
That is helpful, because what I'm hearing, and what I've heard from others, is about the ability to access capital to expand. If you have a good business case whereby there's going to be a good return on investment, you're handcuffed at the moment. You've indicated some of your projects have that ability and the frustration that you haven't been able to pursue those.
Thank you for that.
I'll ask Mr. Guy this, because we ran out of time in the last iteration. Among your members.... Obviously, at the Chamber of Commerce, you're talking about lots of issues—labour shortages, taxes and a whole host of things—and you are mindful of what's going to happen at four o'clock today, of course.
Where do supply chain constraints fit within that conversation? Where do they rank and what is the tenor of the conversation you are hearing from your members about that?