Well, unfortunately, that's also one of our bigger challenges, because the European Union is getting out of all of its quotas, the supply-management-type schemes, and moving towards a different system, based mainly on green-box types of support and direct payments to farmers. Countries like Japan, Switzerland, and Norway, who have been our allies in the past on these issues, are also moving in that direction. They're getting rid of production quotas and are lowering their prices to world levels so they can compete directly—but they are providing direct payments to farmers in compensation.
So we really are the only country that continues with a supply management approach and which intends to continue with that approach. Others are going in a different direction, which makes our task that much more difficult.