If I could just touch briefly on one of the questions coming into this—and similar to Paul, coming into it I questioned how a pooling system could work—if you look at it practically, much of the existing crop doesn't get sold until the fall period of the following year, so the August 1 deadline for a crop year-end doesn't have a lot of relevance, particularly in a marketing perspective. So I don't think there's a reason people couldn't contract forward on cash contracts, basis contracts, and pooling contracts.
My own belief is that there will be some marketplaces—and the durum might be a specific one—where producers really see value in pooling, and they would commit tonnage to that going forward.
I hate to say that shorter or longer pools are all operational details, but that's what the new CWB II needs to create, which is how it wants to do those. But I think there's value in pooling, and I think producers see that as a risk management tool.
So it can work. It's just going to be a different mindset than today.