Right, but they're going to say if they're not first on the collection side, they're going to charge higher interest. That has always been the argument, and we've seen that in every sector when there's a discussion of changing the insolvency provisions to allow somebody else to get ahead of the banks. Obviously that has an impact on interest rates. Obviously higher interest rates mean that if it costs a million dollars an acre to build a greenhouse, it's going to be that much more to finance these things, which means that younger people, the smaller guys, aren't going to be able to get into the industry. Those guys are the ones we're most interested in protecting, because the big guys can come up with $100,000 to protect their interest when they have a discussion with their counterparts in the United States.
On May 9th, 2016. See this statement in context.