Again, I would say the context is so wholly different in the EU relative to Canada that it's hard to lift one isolated element of their programming mix and suggest that it would fit in the Canadian context. From our perspective, where we see a concern there is the relative net spend of the EU in their agricultural sector relative to Canada, where we are at a significant disadvantage. Saying that, I do think we are very focused on ensuring that we have programming that is focused on risk management rather than baseline income, but at the same time ensuring that it is looking at it from the stance of what risks farmers are currently facing, and whether the tools are currently responsive to those.
I think it is a very different context. We see a very different regulatory environment in general in the EU, but certainly the net spending is significantly different between Canada and the EU, and we do see that as a concern from a competitiveness standpoint.