With respect to the matter of fees, the department hasn't given up on the possibility that the fee structure will be ready in time for the regulation coming into force in December. It's our expectation that we'll be in a position to bring a fee proposal forward in due course and that it may in fact be ready to be imposed, if you will, as part of the going live in December.
Our understanding at this point is that if a fee is not in place as of December 18, it's unlikely we would assess such a fee in a retroactive way. Now, that's not something we've finally and firmly resolved. There's a bit of a legal issue around some of that, so I can't say for certain which way it will go, but it's certainly not clear to us whether or not we could go back and do it retroactively, or whether we'd want to. The short answer is, there's some high degree of uncertainty there, but it's not likely.
With respect to the process of establishing the licences, what we expect to be able to do is to produce a generic template for the licence conditions. They will not be new news to most operators. They'll be very similar to those that are in place now; 80% to 85% of the licence will be absolutely identical from farm to farm to farm. Production figures and local circumstances will be entered in there. I wouldn't say none, but there will be a very limited amount of negotiation back and forth with the licence holder. It will be what it is. There may be some dickering around the nuances of some of the details and so on, but they will be known to the licence holder very, very early on and they will simply be required to comply.