Before I go to Leona, I do want to go to Mr. Currie.
One of the things that not a whole lot of people recognize is that President Trump's trade actions probably are going to be more harmful to Canadian farmers than they are to American farmers. Trump has put in a $12-billion emergency fund to assist those who were impacted by lower prices as a result of his trade action. The problem that most Canadians don't realize is that, even though we may be able to fill the market that's been left open as a result of a country not buying American product, our prices are based on American prices, Chicago Mercantile or whatever.
Could you give us some information on how our safety net so-called, risk management programs, would work, and if they are adequate to fill what really is almost the same as a disaster? Hog prices have just gone through the floor.