So in terms of programs, you have western diversification money, you have the province, and you have the feds. You probably could go to the Farm Credit Corportation. You mean all that—? I thought you would be talking probably in the $15 million to $25 million range. It's a shame to think that for such a small amount of money and such a good idea you seem to be stymied. It's regrettable.
I want to move on to the idea of insurance. When we talk about the different programs, if I remember correctly, the concept of NISA originally came out of what you were doing in Manitoba many years ago. You look upon insurance as the first line of enabling people to get fair value for their work in agriculture, that a farmer could rely on insurance first before getting into other governmental programs. That's a new concept. In terms of having difficulty with cashflow, how responsive would insurance programs be to the needs of farmers who find they're in difficulty with their operations and with selling their product?