Perhaps I could add just very quickly a comment as to the urgency, and thank you for that, because it is urgent. It's important to understand around that context. You spoke to the small farms in the Lower Mainland. The context is everything in those small and medium-sized enterprises. There's no tool in Canada, so if someone makes a conscious decision to sell in the United States.... Previous to my life at CHC, I worked in New Brunswick in the potato industry, and I was on a sales desk. I made a very conscious decision not to sell in Canada because I had protection and I had recourse in the U.S.
For that carrot producer, whether in Ontario or Manitoba or the Lower Mainland, this is $50,000. It's a lot of money. In big business, perhaps it's not, but in the context, it is a lot of money. There's no tool in Canada. If he had chosen to sell in the U.S., he would have had free and open access to all of the provisions of the U.S. PACA previously. He still has access now. However, if we wants to chase that $50,000, and this will respond to your question a bit as well, he has to come up with $100,000 to chase it. We talk about bankers. They're probably not going to be too anxious to advance him that $100,000 to go and chase the $50,000.
So it's urgent, yes, and context is very important.