I'll try to answer that, and maybe Richard will want to add to it.
To use article 28 today makes a lot of sense, but if we wait until three years from now, when de-escalation takes place, then it's worthless, because de-escalation will take place and the 10% compensation will do the same thing as the butter oil/sugar blends.
The timeline is such that as this working group is done, and the minister knows what we do on compensation standards and so on, then I'm pretty sure he'll make a decision on some of this stuff, because you might need legislation for a compensation standard and so on.
On import control, he'll know what we actually have agreed upon as a long-term vision, and then he'll know what kind of import control is best to use, once he has that judgment. You could have a compensation standard that you accept in pieces today, and it might not serve us well in the future if we don't mutually agree. I think that's the situation.
But remember that in order to do some of this stuff, you need legislation. Unless you tell me that legislation can be passed in a week, we have to address the other issues in the long term, and in the short term we have to complete the plan and take it from there.