For sure, I think AgriRecovery could be adapted. My perfect world is one where we have two or three programs that are good already and we don't have to do AgriRecovery. AgriRecovery means that we're having to do it ad hoc, which means something is wrong, or something has come up that we haven't thought about.
For instance, if an AgriStability program is built correctly and allows enterprise accounting so that operations that have separate units aren't being penalized and you have early payments allowed in AgriStability.... Today's world of bookkeeping is significantly different. We do the books on a 40,000-acre farm in fewer hours than we used to on a 1,000-acre farm. Now farms need to step up and do a better job of having books done correctly, but I think technology would allow government to do interim payments very rapidly through a well-run AgriStability program, with some changes that, to be honest, have a potential to no longer require AgriRecovery. You're going to have the odd one because of a major event or an industry that has four or five bad years back to back, because their margins would be gone, but as I said, in a perfect world, we should adjust our current programs so that AgriRecovery is not needed as often.