Most of the numbers we have used in our studies were arrived at by third-party groups, like the Conference Board of Canada and the Montreal Economic Institute. These numbers are different from the ones I know many members here have received from the supply management groups that do their own research to meet their own research demands. We have had a number of allegations where it has been suggested that I have done my best to find the cheapest price in the U.S. and the most expensive price in Canada. That is not at all what we've done, and that's not our intent.
I also wanted to talk a little bit about some of the things you suggested with eggs and changes in production. Right now under supply management, producers cannot shift over to different methods of production and get a higher price for it. The price is set by supply management policy. Even within the suggestions that you have made for possible areas where we can evolve in the market, it would require an evolution in supply management.