I'd love to reply on that.
It's nice to say that with electrification everything will be fine, but the fact of the matter.... Let's take Nova Scotia. I know the regular chair, Mr. Blois, is from Nova Scotia. In Nova Scotia, electricity is produced through coal plants, so that's already an issue. After that, the network is not sufficient to ensure that you can suddenly have big grain dryers attached to that—not that there's a huge amount of grain drying in Nova Scotia, but there are certain things on that.
To throw out blanket statements about creating an incentive.... An incentive to me is not a tax; a tax is a punishment. It is a penalty. If you want to create incentives, pay farmers to adopt new technologies, enable them, support them, fund them. That's the view that I'm trying to say. Let's try to approach this in a positive manner, rather than a negative manner by taxing.