I would very much appreciate that.
The controversy has been going on lately about world food shortages, and we need to feed the world.
One frustration for western Canadian farmers that I've heard over the years is that we cannot get the newer varieties. Mr. Steckle talked about farmers marketing, and they market wet beans, I guess it was.
The farmers I know are very proud of what they grow. There are some tough years with wet grain, but I know farmers who buy dryers and dry their grain and develop it and take it to market.
With the declaration, I don't know why our farmers couldn't deliver like eastern Canadian farmers. You've said yourselves that you haven't found much discrepancy in the declaration, when a farmer signs a declaration.
I really have a problem with the opposition saying that farmers might do something to this declaration, deliver something they're not supposed to. It's a question.
How long has this declaration been on the website? Is every farmer going to receive one at their home address, or do you have to go to the terminal or wherever you're delivering to get one of these declarations? Can you talk about that, please?