I think the undercut is unknown, and it's just going to get worse. What's happening right now in Canada for NHPs is that we are seeing that the risk of being compliant in Canada is becoming one where companies literally have to judge whether they can afford the risk or not. If they can't afford the risk, they don't have to follow Canadian regulations. They can set up a warehouse in Arizona or Plattsburgh right over the border. They can sell the products without the need to go through our pre-market approval system or have any of these other regulations on cost recovery coming down the pipeline. They can sell those products back into Canada.
In terms of the threat, it's not just U.S. companies selling to Canadians that's undercutting. It's the fact that the environment here is becoming so strangled by red tape that Canadian brands are going to lay off Canadians and move over the border. They're already being given grants to do so by U.S. states to sell those products unregulated back into Canada. It's a loss-loss.