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Mr. White, you said one of the purposes of the Wheat Board is to add value. All legitimate studies to date have in fact shown that the single desk does add value.
My question really relates to the choices that are available through the board. There are clearly more choices available through the board now than there are in the open market. But there is one, the fixed price program, where the board is basically asking for repayment from farmers who were paid too much under that program. I think it certainly shows to the board's credit that those who stayed in the pooling system did better than those who made the decision to sell under fixed price and actually in part undermined the market. I wonder if you could expand on that.
As I understand it, producers sold at a fixed price, believing they were at a high in the market, and they got their money more quickly. They felt they would do better than the pool. At the end of the day, the pool pricing did far better, and those farmers really didn't do nearly as well as they would have by staying in the Wheat Board pool. Can you expand on that? Because I know there's a lot of spin on that issue out there.