It's certainly looking like it. I don't know if there is a poison pill out there, but I was one of the gentlemen at that Saskatoon meeting. I can't remember who mentioned it, but the Wheat Board was invited, and they refused. The transition committee that you have--they were invited. They refused.
Supporters of the board are not giving the board the freedom to be able to chart its own destiny. If they continue along that path, it's going to become more and more difficult to keep this organization around. I don't think they're doing service to their fellow producers by taking these kinds of hard-line ideological positions on the concept of forced collectivization; it's just not good for western Canada.