Perhaps I can begin, and others can supplement my answer.
I think what we've heard today, and what we've heard in our discussions with the industry over the past couple of months, is that this is almost an unprecedented situation. The confluence of events--the appreciation of the dollar, the inflation of feed prices, the point in the hog cycle we are in, and as we've seen over the last three to four cycles, there is much more volatility in the cycle--has led to an unprecedented situation.
I think our response in working with industry, first of all, has been to look at existing programs that are in place and were put in place to deal with cyclical problems and prices, among other things, and to make sure that the money gets out as quickly as possible. We can share with you the details of how we've done that.
We looked at existing programs, such as the APP, and at what was preventing money getting out in terms of the negative margins, and we addressed that. We continue to look at areas such as the 2008 targeted advance payments to try to get it out. There are other longer-term issues, which some of the witnesses this morning referred to, that we're also looking at in terms of longer-term competitiveness. We continue to meet with the industry to look at other appropriate responses. I think there is a lot of action going on.
I also believe, looking at the issue, that's it's not susceptible to simple answers, and I think the committee is quite aware of that.
I don't know if anyone wants to add anything else.