To your first question, on whether government should treat farmers and other industries differently, obviously a policy decision on how you treat an industry is something a government can make and support with a policy network, as it chooses. If we look from a commercial standpoint at a farmer relative to any other business person, we know that in fact the marketplace they will operate in will be an international marketplace. We need to pay attention to whether the structure they are building is an economically viable one.
Essentially, short of government saying that there is a special area we want to address and that we want you to address in a special way with special loans and special guarantees and a special whatever else, we will say that we need to work with our clients so that we can help them be internationally competitive.
To the second question, on whether the percentage of capital to agriculture is going to grow or change, if I had a crystal ball I probably wouldn't be sitting here. I'd be giving somebody advice and taking a lot of money for it.