Okay. Thank you.
You said that AgriStability, first of all, is a demand-driven program. When a farmer is trying to access it, it's based on their total production. If they have mixed production, it's based on a decline over everything. Am I correct?
Say, a farmer were growing peas, lentils, canola and wheat, but only one of those crops had a catastrophic loss. If you were to look at just that farmer's canola growth, you'd see that maybe they experienced a 90% decline in their canola stock, but overall, because they were in other sectors, it wouldn't equal much of a loss. Has the department ever considered looking at different ways to apply AgriStability in that respect?