Basically, it will be fixed contract pricing based on—if you can ever track them down—commodity markets from out west. We're in a unique situation; we don't have ready access to commodity trading, so everything we do on the oilseeds side certainly starts out, actually, with Chicago soybeans, then come canola markets, and we work it way back.
Yes, it will be contract, but remember that we're so far away from any ability to deliver it that forward contracting on canola is not very profitable. We'd have $60-a-tonne freight to get a tonne of canola to the nearest crusher in Canada, in North America.