Maybe I'll tackle that one.
With regard to an egg exam, we know, for example, that Ovostar has a processing company in Latvia, so could eggs or egg products come in from other projects and be routed through the company? There's a risk, and we don't know what that is.
We have a saying in our industry: “An egg pushes an egg.” If eggs are coming in from other countries, then that means we don't have a home for the eggs that we're producing; it's as simple as that. With a longer cycle of laying hens, from the time we start issuing new quota before we see all of those birds in production, it's 18 months. You can't pivot on a dime when it comes to unlimited, unknown quantities of egg or egg product coming into the country. It's simply going to upend the orderly marketing system that we presently have.