Tim, I could talk about supply management for a long time. I milked cows in Prince Edward Island before you fellows hired me to do this job. It's a wonderful program. When you go to other countries for agricultural meetings, one of the questions they ask you is this: How do we handle our surplus? When this thing is under control, when this thing is handled properly, there's some profit for the farmers. There's x on the products put in place. It works.
Of course, you have to be very careful with other countries trying to import. There are some coming in, and we paid up for that issue, but the fact is, I think it'll always continue that you'll find that governments want to intrude into our space in the supply management system, and it's up to governments to watch very carefully that we protect this, because it's one thing that has worked very well in this country for a long time. We want to make sure it continues.
I appreciate the question.