Nine years ago, in a report, and then again three years ago, the oversight agency that is supposed to be monitoring this identified differential growths—differing growths by region in Canada—as a major problem that needed to be addressed, as well as the allocation process. We're having a very hard time. No one is pushing this forward because there is a guaranteed comfort zone in the way things are being done now. So we are experiencing a lot of difficulty.
Sometimes we do make advances. A special allocation was done for Alberta at one point and one was done for B.C. as well, but it's extremely difficult to get the market to respond to changes in demand.