Well, of course, there is the $25 million to increase agricultural exports and to have trade commissioners, and also to deal with the protectionist measures or tariffs that are put in place. We are very strong in this country on science-based regulatory systems. Most countries are.
I have some difficulty dealing with having a science-based system but then going to Parliament to vote on it. Most politicians are not scientists. My desire—and, I think, the North American desire—is to make sure that the world has a science-based system. If you have a science-based system and you have a problem with a shipment or a product anywhere around the world, it's pretty easy to go back.
What we want to try to do with this money is make sure we address some of the unfair issues that developed worldwide—and they continually rise up. We increased the accelerated tax depreciation from 15% to 45%. For example, if you have a $2-million investment, which is not very hard to have in agriculture, you can deduct $900,000 in the first year.