I hear what you're saying, Mr. Vos, but what I also know is that the plan in Bill C-18 is such that the government will continue to have extensive control over one part of the industry, certainly. And when Bill C-18 passes, the minister plans to appoint the five directors. So the instance of control is very much alive and well in Bill C-18 as a result of this government's direction.
Mr. Nielsen, on July 23 you were quoted in the National Post as saying, “I want to be part of creating that entity”, referring to a new entity, “as a director”, referring again to the organization replacing the Wheat Board. Do you think this kind of a statement puts you in a conflict of interest in indicating your desire to participate in the replacement of an organization that you had every responsibility to protect as a sitting board member?