We would echo Bill's comments. Our average age is significantly younger than the average age of a farmer in Canada, with regard to our producers.
Waldie's right. He's one of the few with silver linings.
Again, the most important thing is to keep the industry successful. This will draw in young people and make for the industry's succession planning. People have confidence in our industry, and they're willing to participate in it. As importantly, the financial institutions are willing to support their desire to be involved in our industry.
So the three pillars of supply management, having it as policy, and protecting our domestic markets with TRQs are issues that keep our industry sustainable and attract young producers.