I apologize. I should have answered that in my first response.
In addition to the competitive disadvantage that smaller co-ops in particular face in accessing finance capital, what we've seen over time is more joint ventures between a co-operative and others who are outside the farm operation but are in the value chain. They might be, for example, in the community where the co-op is based. In addition, what we've seen is a trend towards co-ops trying to access additional equity capital by inviting others to buy shares in the co-op. That's an effort both to extend their reach into the value chain and to access expansion capital that is relatively difficult for them to come by. The intention of the 50% plus one is to enable those co-ops that have a slightly different structure to have a little bit better access to capital.