Corporate welfare.... I'm glad that we can agree on that point. I think that's a good point to end this line of questioning on, so I appreciate that.
Mr. Boxall, I'd like to turn to you. Thank you for appearing before our committee and providing the view from Saskatchewan. I appreciate the emphasis you placed on the grocery code of conduct, the need for that accountability and transparency.
Can you elaborate a little? We have heard from other producers and processors, but I'd also like to get your point of view. We know the grocery sector in Canada is quite concentrated, with roughly 80% of the market dominated by only five companies. You emphasized the fact that farmers are price-takers, that you don't have a lot of leeway because of your input costs. I think a lot of them are also influenced by the high fuel prices mentioned in the line of questioning I just had with the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
Have you seen specific examples of the dominance in the grocery sector? How have grocers used that to unfairly influence their dealings with you and with other producers?