Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Again, I'll let Mr. Dennis speak to those specifics. I would say from my observations—and I have been following this quite closely since I joined the Grain Commission in January—I am reinforced in my belief that the stakeholders in the agriculture sector and particularly the grain industry recognize that everyone has to work for the good of the industry if it's to be successful, starting with producers, including grain companies, including the Canadian Wheat Board, including the Canadian Grain Commission. We all recognize that if we do our job well and we maintain Canada's reputation, we all win.
Obviously, 99.9% of producers would take no risk whatsoever or would take no actions that would bring risk to the grain quality assurance system in Canada. I think that speaks to our success over the past. These risks are not new. These risks have been with us for decades, and the industry players, including producers, have risen to meet that challenge and Canada has benefited. All of Canada has benefited.
My sense from the report of the industry working group, which Mr. Dennis sits on and the Wheat Board has representation on, where producers are represented and the grain companies are represented, is that this is the attitude they have taken with regard to dealing with KVD.
Specifically with regard to the availability of the declaration, where producers can pick those declarations up, I'll let Mr. Dennis respond.