Thank you very much, Mr. Arason and Mr. Anderson, for coming today.
Mr. Arason, there are just a couple of comments I allude to. One is—I am not sure who asked you—the amount of western wheat that gets shipped into Ontario, and it's significant.
By the way, I'm an Ontario farmer, and I have sold wheat, although that was six or seven years ago, I believe. Ontario sells its wheat to the U.S. at a high cost. It almost appears that it's able to replace that wheat with cheaper wheat from the Canadian Wheat Board.
On your earlier comments, I read some of your media messages about Algerian wheat sales, and I assume that you'd have no problem releasing that sales data to us, or at least encouraging the minister to do so.
There's one other question that I'll throw in with this. I couldn't help but be intrigued a little bit when you were talking about your wages in relation to your predecessor's. I probably wouldn't have got into this except that usually when you bring somebody in on a contract position, for a short time, it's inflated for that, and this seems to be the reverse.
For the public record, I'd be interested in knowing what exactly was Mr. Measner's salary. I don't know whether there were any perks with this job. Did he have a car? Did he have any memberships in fitness clubs, golf clubs, that kind of thing? I would also like to know if there was a severance package as well and what that dollar amount was.