One of the things from the crop insurance side is that it's a bankable program. It's very good, when you go to your financial institution, to try to move and put a crop into the ground. I agree with you that it is a very important program from a production perspective.
There are a couple of things I want to mention, though. One is consistency within the canola industry. We're trying to grow more specialty canolas because of transfat issues and we're having a difficult time getting consistent crop insurance programs throughout the provinces. Consistency would ensure that the production opportunities are there for all growers.
Another thing I'd like to touch on is the ten-year averaging that they use. With hybrid technology and the increasing yields in some of the new canola varieties, that is a long lag period to look at these increases in yield. Farmers had a hard time seeing that yield ten years ago compared to what some of the technology allows them to do in current production practices.
Those are the three points I wanted to make.