Thank you.
On the cattle and hog industry, we know there are real problems with AgriStability. I believe people are saying there's a problem with the viability test, and there's a problem with changing reference margins. If those two areas had been fixed, there could have been a payout in the last two years.
The federal government paid out $900 million less on safety nets last year. All they really had to do was change the viability test and the reference margins. That would have made it much different--all within the trade agreements--but it wasn't done.
The minister will say you need to have agreement among the provinces. If you talk to the provinces, they'll say it's the feds.
Does anybody have any comment they want to add on that? Should the viability test have been changed, and should reference margins have been changed to allow somewhere around $900 million or more to get out there?