It does help in some respects, but there's a balance to that as well, depending upon the use of those TRQs. There are restrictions on how they can be used.
Also, we have to put that into context on the demand in Canada for Canadian dairy product. You cannot label a product that comes in from the U.S. as Canadian, or the blue cow program, so there are some potential restrictions.
It can primarily help those larger processors that potentially have businesses on both sides of the border, where they can utilize, let's say, two sets of assets. It is seen as some compensation, but the reality is that the amount of those imports has not significantly swayed the cost—disadvantage or advantage depending on the market.