I understand your offer of the parliamentary secretary. But we're dismantling, or at least changing, how we do the Wheat Board. I think the minister is the important person here. I mean no offence to your parliamentary secretary, as I have utmost respect for Mr. Lemieux and he's a wonderful person. I work very well with him at committee. I think that in this instance, it would have been appropriate for you to go, since we are talking about major undertakings. Perhaps you could have offered a different time when you came back from Europe.
You talked about value added, which I think all of us talk about. I think you've heard us talk about this when it comes to other resources, like lumber and other things in this country that get shipped out as raw materials and get sent back to us. You talked about the malting increase that you saw—this plant expansion that you mentioned—but you didn't mention Prairie Malt. It actually laid off half its staff.
Are you aware of what happened there?