Just following up on the forecasting part, I would say it's very true about the forecasting even within that current year. Maybe one thing we should look at is who will do this forecasting and get this data? Is there a bigger role for Statistics Canada to play, for example, in getting some of that data, or are we just relying on the private grain companies to supply this data publicly, which actually will be more challenging to get?
I think we need to look at where we can get that data from on a timely basis. Maybe StatsCan or some other body could provide some of that.