No, I think we have to have the dispute resolution process finalized.
I'm going to choose my words carefully because I am a member, as Diane is, of the grocery code interim board. I'll tell you, on behalf of our members, that we're comfortable with the direction we're moving in. We're comfortable with where we think we're going to land on that, but absolutely, the dispute resolution process is the final piece that we all recognize needs to be put in place. I think there are a number of industry participants, in both retail and supply, who are holding back from becoming signatories to the code until that's finalized.
There is one quick thing I could just throw out, which is important to remember. The code, especially when you're talking about issues like pricing, doesn't level the playing field—the industry is what the industry is—but the dispute resolution process does level the playing field. Everyone is treated equally under that process, and I think that's an important element that often gets overlooked.