Would that go for the other organizations? If you have any suggestions on how we fix AgriRecovery.... I think it's kind of the Hail Mary of programs, as I always used to call it. It's when producers and areas are down on their knees. In rural Canada, it may be only 10 producers—and they get down to those numbers—but it's representing millions of dollars and families. They all know each other and they're all suffering. I think AgriRecovery really needs to be looked at from a human perspective and also a business perspective and the agriculture lens.
Another program we were mentioning earlier.... There is PACA, the Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act. There was a legislative change for perishable products. It was a guarantee for farmers, basically, so they didn't get shorted when they went to sell their product, if someone wanted to stiff them for payments.
I understand the legislation changed in 2024. I don't know how the Liberals are making out with that. Is it good, or are producers still left out hanging in the wind?