Thank you.
It's a good question. I'll give a little bit of the context. As Mr. Verheul said, two of our major exporters have been suspended from exporting canola to China, but other companies are allowed to export. When we talk about canola, the key thing is that we're looking at oil, seed, and meal, the three constituents of it. All of them are down, for a number of the reasons that we talked about. They're looking at various pests. We've had a number of visits. I was with the delegation in December. As Mr. Verheul said, we went through what they're looking at from a pest point of view. Our position is as you've identified. Through the processing of canola seed at a processing plant, it would significantly, if not completely, reduce any of the risks they're discussing.