I appreciate your willingness to work to empower younger farmers. You talk about how younger farmers are willing to stick their necks out. I recently saw a poll. It may be a rural legend, but apparently the Wheat Board looks at farmers and if they're 25 years of age they believe there's a 25% chance that those farmers will support the single marketing program of the Wheat Board. If they're 35 years old, they figure it would be about 35%. If they're 65 years old, there's a good chance that 65% of them are going to support the board.
I don't know if that's true or not, but it seems to be consistent with what I've heard from the farmers in my constituency, where younger farmers are driven to seek alternatives to the current pool system. Younger farmers find it offensive that the federal government imposed the Wheat Board on them as western Canadian farmers, as a war measures act to supply cheap grain to Europe. Many farmers believe this continues to be the policy of the Canadian Wheat Board, and the younger farmers are disturbed by this.
In terms of the access--