Yes, sure.
Part of the problem with the wage subsidy program is that.... I'll use cow-calf operators as an example. Their revenue comes in two to three times a year, based on their sales. Right now we're not showing a revenue reduction because of the market uncertainty. We can't move those animals at the present time, so we don't have a significant enough price decline currently to qualify for that program.
When we look at the Canadian emergency business account, we see that the current program's payroll requirements exclude what many cattle producers have for payroll expense at the current time. The other piece of it is that many of the larger feeder operations are too large to qualify, because they go over the $1.5 million cap.