I don't know if someone can elaborate perhaps on the due diligence that was done on these potential impacts on the Canadian food supply, because certainly everyone is going to pay more. As you know, we're having a tough time now with inflation, and we have the CP rail strike. Who knows what it is, but people aren't getting products and this is just another thing. The price of fertilizer has already increased 60% to 80%. If we add a 35% duty on products purchased months ago, it means an effective doubling of the fertilizer prices. It will be difficult for our farmers, but it will be difficult again for the end-users.
I'm just wondering, has there been any discussion on the impact on the Canadian food supply?