To answer your specific question, I think that nematodes were discovered in Quebec, in the Saint-Amable region, in mid-July or so. Since the beginning, we knew that this discovery would have a significant economic impact on the affected producers.
Two-and-a-half to three months later, we are still desperately seeking assistance for producers affected by golden nematode in Quebec. I think that this has gone on long enough. We have a parasite subject to mandatory reporting. It’s an exceptional measure for an exceptional risk, and we have to have an exceptional program to cover these producers. They have better things to do than to worry about the financial impact of this disaster. They have to deal with the psychological impact. It’s very important to them. They are asking for help to get through this crisis and a ad hoc program to cover their medium and long-term losses.