Within the programs we have AgriInvest, and it's capped at $22,500. So right now, based on the size of our producers, that money doesn't make a significant difference in their operations. They go through this complicated process, and that's what they're limited to on that side.
There was a question about whether the pie needs to be bigger. The last time I looked there was $40 million set aside for BRM. I don't think the pie needs to be any bigger. We just need to make it easier to access. They're getting some sizable cheques, but it's happening 14 months, 18 months, two years after their year-end. It needs to be linked to the time at which they sell the inventory. We might submit a more streamlined application at that time, as opposed to linking it to year-end. Linking to year-end is fantastic for primary producers—farmers, ranchers, those types of operations. It doesn't work well where we're flipping inventory a lot of the time. On behalf of cattle feeders, I can tell you that we're more than happy to say where we see inefficiencies and where we can make improvements.