Thank you.
Mr. Newkirk, I didn't forget you. We've had this whole debate on genetically modified organisms at this committee, we had my bill, and we had other motions. Obviously, the consumer dictates what we export or what we sell in our country, and I'm just wondering if your institute had any role to play in stopping genetically modified wheat in the 1990s when it was out there.
Do you see yourself being an active partner, for example, if this genetically modified wheat is about to be introduced, to try to make sure that whatever happens those people who now rely on our high quality of wheat do not shut those markets down, much the same as we've seen in flax and what we may see also in alfalfa? I'm just wondering if you have any position or stance on GMOs.