I doubt if a meeting would do much on the price of food, not to be inconsiderate in my answer, but the fact is, yes, what I hope, expect and think will happen is that a grocery code will be released. There is some dispute as to who will join it and who will not join it.
It's important to realize that it's industry-led, not government-led. I met with my provincial counterparts on this issue, and the provinces are agreeable to help with the funding and put an adjudicator in place. What we want to do and what we hope will happen in meeting with all groups in the supply chain is that this code of conduct for groceries is put out and no doubt will be acted upon. If certain groups do not join it, possibly there will be some pressure on them, because if you do not join it, there's a reason you are not joining it. I expect the public would be quite interested in that.
It's important that we meet with these five retailers, but of course Bill...C-56, I think it is, would give us more chance to expand the grocery retailers. There are things that we're working at in government, and sometimes I get my numbers mixed up. The truth is that what we want to do is make sure we expand the retail end of it, because it looks like probably there are five major ones and a few smaller ones, but we need more competition in that sector.