Going back to my farm again, it's just inconceivable, as far as cashflow planning. Our farm has 16,000 acres, and we grew approximately 5,000 acres of wheat and 2,000 acres of barley last year, although it fluctuates every year. On the cashflow for that, if I happen to use the pooling option of the Canadian Wheat Board, it's just inconceivable that I would have to wait two Christmases to get my final payment. The initial payments are so low as to be a joke. I don't know if that's a government problem or a Canadian Wheat Board problem, but I know it's only a problem when dealing with the Canadian Wheat Board. It's just inconceivable that I have to wait so long to get money to operate.
You ask about block averaging. It's because I don't get money to pay my bills that I need to weigh things in and out and try to shuffle them around. I think it's an obvious solution that would not cost the government a single dollar.