I think our concern is that this program, the $25 million, be developed so that it does meet the objectives of ensuring that down the road there is a processing sector in Canada for cattle over 30 months. It's for this reason that those program expenditures need to go towards actual SRM disposal costs.
Packer consolidation in Canada and in North America has been a reality over the last number of years, and I think it is a concern to the cattle industry on both sides of the border. But that's why a program such as this one is critically important. Because in fact, the most disadvantaged processors are the small regional processors, the small provincial packing plants, that by virtue of their process actually have a larger draw-off that ends up being SRM. They're even further disadvantaged against the larger federally inspected plants.