I have to make a clear distinction here. There are two types of advances available to producers: there are advances or interim payments on existing support programs, like the AgriStability program, which is just an advance on money that's going to go into your pocket and stay in your pocket at the end of the day. That's the target advance and the interim payments that I'm talking about.
There's also another program called the federal cash advance program, which is basically a loan. You go through a producer organization. The money's guaranteed by the Government of Canada. The money comes from the bank, and it goes to the producer. Now, how much you can borrow under that federal cash advance program is limited by the reference margin under AgriStability. That's an issue that's been raised by the cattle industry, and that's an issue we're currently working on at the department to try to see if there's a solution so that the AgriStability program doesn't limit how much a producer can actually borrow. It's tied more to the value of the inventory than the program.