Thanks for the question.
On the Colombia agreement, it's critical that it gets approved quickly before the Americans have theirs approved, so we can get quicker access. We do have an opportunity and we should approve the agreement.
In answer to the question, we need access to cash, and the loan loss reserve program should provide that. So we need to ensure that most of our producers are able to get it at reasonable interest rates, not at penalizing ones. That is absolutely critical. And the banks must be relatively generous in assessing what is a viable business unit. Honestly, right now there isn't a single hog farm in Canada that can make the argument that they're viable. That's why it's so critical that the issue of negative margins in the AgriStability program gets solved, so that our producers are actually still eligible for AgriStability. Some of them already aren't, because of the negative margin issue.
Those are the two really key aspects of the program, and they need to be dealt with quickly. We're already three months from when we announced it. Wayne was talking about the inhumanity. It is inhumane for our producers to have gone through the pain and suffering they have for the last three months.
On the hog farm transition program, it's a difficult one because it is about making a decision to leave the industry, and that is emotional for our producers. It's really, really tough. Leza is absolutely right on that; it is emotional. We love our farms, we love our animals, and we're proud of what we've done as farmers. And this is tough, but we hope it will assist them in not losing their total operations and farms. That is what we're hoping will come out of this program.
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