We've been having significant conversations with our counterparts across Canada in the grains and oilseeds sector about business risk management programming from a national perspective.
Really, what we are looking for is some flexibility. I highlighted our opinion of what we look at, but we're talking about having three options and picking one of the three, not being part of all three. We have to be aware of the financial situation of not only the federal government, but of provincial governments across Canada. We have to be smart about it, because we require all the provinces to sign on to this APF as we go forward and to agree to terms of business risk management. That's why we have to have more than just a tweaking conversation; we have to have a policy conversation.
I know that time is tight, but maybe we should be looking at what the policy objectives of the BRM programming are and if there is a better way to do it.