Yes, at the direction of people in the industry, and so on, looking at what was happening with moneys out of the pools. There was going to be another bit of money coming at the year-end books, and on that direction, we decided to raise the cap to capture that. I can assure you it's nowhere near $200 million.
As you know, given the process, it's easier to pick another number than to do it in $10 million increments. Having said that, that money will be used after discussions with industry, with the board and, with us as the government, backstopping a lot of this to make sure it is used in the best interest of western Canadian farmers.
We as a government have pledged and have said we will be there for the extraordinary costs, the severance packages, any changes to pension, and those types of things. We'll be there. Backstopping the new board for up to five years will mitigate a lot of the liabilities that we saw in contracts, in storage, and all of those things identified by the accounting firm that the board hired. A lot of that will be mitigated in taking it out to five years. That's why we set up the five years, to mitigate those liabilities.