We've also heard instances of reporting in South America, for example, with BSE, in which it has taken over a year to adequately be reported, whereas in Canada, it's within days. There's a big difference in our animal health reporting system, as well as our traceability system, and I wanted to highlight that.
Maybe I'll go now to Mr. Deleeuw, if I could, on some of the BRM tools that we have.
I just did some quick math. At a capacity of 30,000 head, if you're paying $3,500 a head to fill your feedlot, we're talking a significant amount of capital that's required to operate your company. With the current BRM suite that's available, does that help mitigate risk when you're talking to your creditors or your financers? If they're asking if you have a backstop, are you comfortable providing them with the BRM tools that you have at the moment?