Just to be clear, there's no obstacle to diversification as I have done on my farm. A grains-only situation was not profitable. We're trying to alleviate that through diversifying our own operation. I'm not saying that's getting there. I have real-life examples here of the last two years that would follow very closely with the CCGA model farm, which would indicate—and I have it here beside me—I've lost money the last two years in a row. I have my AgriStability calculations right here in front of me, and they did not help at all. CCGA's ask, along with AGgrowth Coalition, is to move the 70% back up to 85% with removal of that reference mark to the limit. That would help cover the losses I had. The model farm that CCGA has developed would indicate the same thing.
I'll stick to it. That would be the ask of the Canadian Canola Growers Association and in large part AGgrowth Coalition—