That's a very important point. I kept referring to our American neighbours as the only people we have to be concerned about, but certainly when we talk about Chilean products, whether it's a Chilean apple or something from Brazil, we need to make sure all of these countries with whom we're trading partners also become compliant.
That is going to be an ongoing issue we're going to have to deal with. In the future we have to deal with the issue of this product that we now want to call “Canadian”, or what is Canadian, at least allowing Canadians the ability to identify what product they want to buy, whether they want to buy a Canadian product or whether they want to buy a product from offshore, from some other country.
On the question of own use permits, comparable to what we know as GROU, I realize we're moving in another direction, but do you see these programs as being complementary? I know some farmers want to see both these running in tandem. Could you see this happening, or have we moved beyond that point and do we need to look forward?