Thank you for the question, but no, I don't take if from that view. I view it as about being allowed to work on what farmers have wanted. All along, all of the Canadian Wheat Board surveys have shown overwhelming support for a dual market system, allowing the Canadian Wheat Board in some form and without the single desk to still be a market player. Farmers are looking for more market players. We're getting inklings that there will be more market players coming into the western Canadian grain trade once Bill C-18 is passed.
We're looking at a short timeframe between January and July 31, so that the four government appointees will be.... It will still actually be the same act, but with four government appointees. After that, it will be an open market for all of us, and those four appointed directors are tasked with creating and finding a new entity that will survive. I believe we have the strength and the willpower in the office in Winnipeg to get that done.
My intent was that I'd like to be there at that table to see that happen for those farmers who believe in choice in western Canada.