The issue I hear from the large seed companies and their sense of what they want to do, especially in the oilseeds and primarily in the grain sector, and about their lack of investment in this country, is this very sense of farmers saving seeds, so then there isn't a market for them per se, or it's too small, so they don't wish to do that. If we're talking about the public good versus a large seeds and plant breeder, how do we find a way to balance the two?
Obviously, we're not suggesting they can't do things. If they're saying you need to open up and let us do more in those sectors, which basically pushes the public good out, how do we balance that?
I'll go to Mr. Rourke.
Mr. Vandaele, if you'd like to take the last bit of whatever time Mr. Tweed will give us to finish off with that, I'd appreciate it. I know you're in the seed business. I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts on it.