Absolutely. This agency is a check-off agency on imported hogs and pork products. Roughly about 35% of the pork consumed in Canada is actually imported from other countries, predominantly the U.S. and the EU. This will be a check-off agency so that, when that product is imported, there would be a small check-off charge applying to that product. That money would then be funnelled into research and marketing development for our domestic product.
It is essentially asking those people who are importing product to put up the same check-off that we do as domestic producers. When we export to the United States, I pay that in the U.S., so it's exactly the same system that exists in the United States and has for years.