I'm not really well versed on the whole thing, to be honest with you. We don't have to do inward or outward inspections, so I'm not really up to speed on some of the issues. My involvement with the Canadian Grain Commission is that we're a licensed and bonded grain buyer with the Canadian Grain Commission.
We have to post a bond. There has been a lot of discussion in the Grain Commission about that subject. There is still an unlevel playing field, because as a grain buyer, I have to post a bond and do audited reports for the Grain Commission, whereas other buyers don't have to. If you're a cattle feed lot or a feed mill or if you buy canary seed, which is considered exempt, bonding isn't required, so there is—