I'll start by saying that I don't agree with the supposition that the demise of the mandatory Wheat Board will be the end of grain production. It will mean changes, and not everybody will be happy, but what the western Canadian farmers have done with canola and pulses is an example of what the possibilities are. It isn't smooth, but it's there.
On the dairy and poultry and egg supply management, despite the media attention, there are strong expressions of support for the sector by all governments in Canada. Also, we would never interfere with the U.S. farm policy inside the United States and we would probably not anticipate that from any other country inside our country. The challenge is how we handle the trade aspects of it. That won't be very easy either.
But I'll take your point.