I just want to mention that the message we have received over and over during the last few weeks is that supply management is one of the main sectors where people actually can make some money in farming. Other young farmers have told us that, so I wanted to pose that question, because I don't think it's very wise to try to water it down. Anyway, that was my question to you.
If I have a minute, I'd just like to ask you about business risk management. And I wish I had the notes in front of me. I was talking to some farmers in Ontario. They have a proposal they think might work, whereby the producer and both levels of government kind of kick in to some kind of a fund to have a business risk management program that kicks in when they need it.
I notice you mentioned that you don't want government and you just want the open market. But should there be something there available to farmers? I don't mean a complicated CAIS program from which you get money or you may not in two years. But if something happens and your cost drops down, and something would help, and if you've invested into it and it's like an insurance, would that be something that would be worthwhile considering?
Does anybody have a comment?