Yes, we've had extensive consultations with all of our agriculture stakeholders. Although we focused on livestock here, even those from the grain and oilseeds industry have been very supportive, as they are seeing similar issues where people are coming into their fields and taking pictures, taking plants and things like that. Again, you don't know what kind of weeds or whatever they're bringing.
The consultations have been very extensive, and I would say we've had unanimous support from every single agriculture stakeholder group we've spoken with. It's really two things: One is the importance of protecting the biosecurity on farms, and the second thing is that they see this, hopefully, as the federal government stepping up and protecting them and their mental health, as this has been becoming more and more of an irritant. “Irritant” is not the right word. It is painful to them, what they're going through when these things happen on their farms.