It's not quite that simple, because we do have open borders. So if the regulations--whatever they are--are met, the American processor chooses to sell here, and the retailer buys here, we do not advocate closing the border, because it is important to us as well. A lot of our packers, processors, and exporters sell to the U.S., and we don't want to kill them either. It's a little more complex than what you say, but it would certainly lower our dependence on them.
The $17 million promotion fund working through CPI is very valuable to develop some of those other markets. We understand and agree that the less we're dependent on the Americans, the less we have to worry about countervail or the big cane attitude.