Doing it at the tail end of things becomes very hard. That's why we're looking at trying to advocate a complementary part of the BRM that looks at upfront management, early detection and early intervention. That is the key.
I'll go back to my example of blackhead disease in turkeys. If you can catch the outbreak and intervene effectively early on, you can circumvent the ongoing piece of that. Predicting outbreaks and the movement of disease is incredibly hard. That's what makes it so volatile and unpredictable for both veterinarians and farmers alike.