When growers deliver to us, we fill out a grain receipt for them. It would immediately be entered into the system and insurance would be applied for. Failure to submit a load could create a problem, but I'm sure there would be a provision for that. So you'd be submitting your insurance. Ontario people would be better to answer this for you, but I understand they submit their list of purchases at the end of each day, and that insurance is flexed every day with every load.
It could be applied to most commodities. The industry is changing. We're producing many different commodities. For example, canary seed is outside the jurisdiction of the Grain Commission. I believe they've voted to keep it that way. So products are grown outside the bonding restrictions. You would never have a situation where you'd be outside because you'd constantly be reporting it.
The problem with the bond right now is your volumes are changing on any given day, so the necessity of staying within your bond is an exercise of restraint and compliance. You have to make sure you're within it.