That's the same study that says on page 4 of the executive summary:
Based on the most recent five-year average of grain delivered into the CWB pool accounts, revenue gains from an open market system would total $450 million to $628 million per year.
I'll just say that one more time: “$450 million to $628 million per year”. It continues: “These savings estimates are based on those aspects which can be quantified, while items such as inefficiencies of CWB contracts, lack of price transparency, storage issues and sales timing are not included” in this estimate of $450 to $628 million a year.
Does the working group expect there to be a benefit for western Canadian farmers through an open market?