Well, in some regard, I think we were partly successful in doing that through the statutory language that was passed by Congress and the regulation that USDA implemented. We were actively engaged in both of those processes. As burdensome and disruptive as COOL has been since it went into effect in September of last year, and then under a final regulation this past March, it could have been a lot worse. It could have been a lot more expensive. It could have been a lot more disruptive. It could have further reduced any incentive to import livestock from Canada and Mexico.
I made passing reference to two of the recommendations that Secretary Vilsack conveyed to me in a meeting back in March in Washington. Those would be examples of how a bad situation could be made worse. So under difficult circumstances, I think the resulting law on regulation was probably about as good as we could hope for.