There's no doubt the cattle industry has had some rough times in the last five years, and we're not out of the woods yet. We are anticipating further expansion of trade with the U.S.—hopefully, sooner than later—and we expect that will brighten our prospects. But as you've noted, we probably missed the top of the cattle cycle when there was BSE. Consequently, producers will have relatively low reference margins for CAIS, probably for a number of years. And the remedies within CAIS to artificially set reference margins based on historical levels, or other potential remedies, would concern us from a trade standpoint.
I think the other consideration is that, typically, our industry has expanded—and I dare say contracted at times—based on market signals and supply-demand fundamentals. I would suggest that a program should not interfere significantly with those market signals.