No, we haven't considered that. We have only one place to sell our product in this country, and we do have a reasonably good relationship with all the liquor boards across the country, except on this particular issue.
We have talked to the provinces in terms of what we believe the impacts would be, because they would be minor. We've explained to them that if you put in place a direct-to-consumer system, all taxes could be collected through a permitting system, which would actually grow revenues for them, including in non-wine producing jurisdictions. We haven't been successful. We've even used the United States as an example. We're not looking at 50% of sales; we're looking at 1% to 2% of sales. British Columbia and Manitoba have two years' experience now. Sales have increased in both of those jurisdictions and tax revenues have increased in both of those jurisdictions, and they allow for direct-to-consumer delivery of wine.