I thought it wasn't very favourable in regard to supply management and I thought I'd get some comments from you.
My next question, and Roger touched upon it, is that often in the past, not only in your sector but in others, a disaster happens and it takes time. Formulas have to be worked out. One government says to the other they're going to pay this and it goes back and forth, and eventually we get some kind of settlement, if any, but it takes time.
I've been thinking about the idea of a rapid response disaster program, where criteria ahead of time, for example with your association, could be worked out with the officials in the department, with percentages set and established between provincial and federal governments so that if something does happen, maybe we wouldn't have to wait three months, obviously, if money is allocated in the budget. Do you think it would work? Do you have any comments on that?