We have come at this issue in a number of different ways. One recent example is that when the CAP framework agreement came into being, it was agreed that we get an external panel of experts to review our business risk management programs, which was done and a report was sent went back to ministers, I think about a year and a half ago now.
One of the questions they asked themselves was what is the changing nature of risk facing the agricultural sector, and what does that mean for our suite of BRM programs, in particular, AgriInsurance? It may not be the only example of our looking at what a changing climate may mean for the economics of agricultural production, but it's certainly a recent one that comes to mind.