I'll begin, as CPMA is a separate operating agency reporting to the department. So just to clarify this, in fact the agency doesn't draw any money from the government. Basically it taxes 0.8% of any bets made in Canada. It's basically self-funded by the industry so it doesn't draw any resources from the department or from the government. It also monitors the efficiency of the betting to make sure that there is no criminal activity and, in fact, the activities of CPMA are covered under the Criminal Code. So the main focus is on the betting function and the health of the animal is a CFIA function.
To go back to Madame Raynault's question earlier, the bracket is basically the agency is looking at generating $400,000 surplus and it goes back to a fund that it can accumulate and draw upon in bad years.