On the question of subsidies and the impact on domestic markets, the Government of Canada has the capacity to look at—and has done so at the request of the farm community—how product coming into Canada is dumping and countervailable, as well as to take action, to be supportive, and to help with the analysis so that the community can at least operate on a more level playing field.
The other challenge is whether the standards being demanded of imported products are equivalent or harmonizable with the ones being request of the Canadian operations across Canada. If they're not, then why not? But if the product coming in is equal to or superior to ours, how do we then help our companies and our farm community raise their standards?
So there are a number of things here about information, market analysis, and taking advantage of the existing tools the Government of Canada has available. The other challenge to prove is whether damage is being done. Is it?