I was just going to add that on LLP I think with consumers the issue is if there's a trade disruption. Dr. Smyth talked about the flax going to Europe. Well, there were consumers who relied on the product that was going in there, and with that trade disruption resulting from this very trace level, low-level presence of this commodity, they were disrupted. Their product wasn't there or the price increased. There were flax crushers in Europe that faced financial ruin as a result of that change. That dribbles through to the consumer. So they're relying on a canola oil product that will be disrupted, they won't get their supplies, consumer prices will go up. So that's how I think the direct link to the LLP comes through.
On February 26th, 2013. See this statement in context.