Mr. Speaker, this is great. I enjoy being here. I love engaging with my Conservative colleagues.
What I just heard from the hon. member on the question I asked was that he essentially talked about biofuel policy, and I have not heard the Conservatives talk about that. We obviously have a biofuel policy. It is around the clean fuel regulations. In fact, when I go to Calgary or Saskatchewan and talk to people across this country, such as the Grain Farmers of Ontario I just talked to, they say we need the clean fuel regulations because they are an important driver for farm gate revenue in those spaces.
What I heard the member talk about is biofuel, mentioning the U.S. I guess he is getting down the line of spending more public money, because we can either regulate it or cap it. Where is the Conservative policy? Is it to spend more money in terms of taxpayers' dollars and subsidies to get to the same outcome? Is that what he is saying?