Your authorities and the representatives of Canadian industries have done an excellent job. I mean, they immediately flagged our attention and their concerns. I think that in the EU we are working on this. In principle, we indeed have one set of import rules, but under certain circumstances member states have the mandate, the subsidiarity, to impose some extra requirements if they can justify them based on certain occasions, developments, some science, or whatever, but then that has to be scrutinized and evaluated at the EU level.
I think we are in that process now with Italy, so I think we don't have a very clear position on this at this moment. I think also I'm not allowed to say much more at this point. I mean, we know the problem, and we know your concerns. You've done an excellent job there—your representatives of the industry, of the wheat producers, and also your officials—and we are working on this on our side.