I don't have any comments on the particular bill because I'm not familiar with the nuances of it.
I would say, as I indicated in the testimony, one of the challenges is really of wealth. You are there with a lot of assets that you're thinking about splitting among your kids equally, or, if you're going into retirement, treating yourself equitably. It is a very challenging situation. It's not necessarily in and of itself a bad thing; most farmers like the idea of having higher-valued land. However, it is a challenge to that intergenerational transfer.
To echo the point that was made earlier, planning for that, having a good conversation with the next generation, so they are operationally, managerially, and financially ready to take on that debt or buy a portion of the land for their siblings, is really important.