I think what you're primarily making reference to is working capital. The reason you need more working capital is that in a relatively short period of time, the environment has gotten more risky. That's the way you deal with that. You just add more cash in the system.
Now, there are a few things we can do here. Some of the risk comes from trade. It's product that we're exporting, that we think we're going to get paid for, that we think is going to be accepted by the customer, and then for whatever reason it's not. Government can take action on that and make sure that our trade agreements are complied with and we don't have frivolous and disguised protectionist actions taken against us. That decreases some of the risk.
The other aspect, of course, is what we were discussing a moment ago, which is retail relations. I think you or maybe Mr. Buy said that if it's taking 90 days for people to pay, or they pay when they want to because they can get away with it due to the leverage they have in the supply chain, that's incorrect. That needs to be corrected. Government can use some of its influence to do that.