The cattle industry is a very integrated western Canada-northern U.S. industry. The animals don't know the difference between one side of the border and the other. Cattle guys just move animals where the best prices are, back and forth across that border. The challenge people don't understand is that we have one regulatory system on one side of the border and another one on the other side, but then the drivers get caught. I think our member—whom I respect—brought up who gets the tickets and who doesn't. My wife doesn't get the tickets; I do.
We've had that discussion before. That's the interpretation we need to get clarified, and it's a challenge. Is that right?