I can start by answering the question about the trucks, but then I'd love to hand it over to Lynn to talk about the restructuring of the actual slaughter system.
One of the examples given was that when temperatures are very hot and there's a slowdown at the slaughter plant, the trucks may be asked to drive around in order to create airflow for the animals. That triggers driving time for them. A simple solution to that is climate-controlled trucks, which we don't have but should be requiring across the country, especially as we move into more climate change issues. That's a big and important solution. It would mean the driver doesn't have to drive and the animals aren't suffering while the emergency at the plant is being dealt with.
Lynn, do you want to talk about other parts?