I can't speak for colleagues sitting at the table here, but I can speak for our industry, and our industry commitment is very clear: A third party repair shop or a farmer customer can get access to the same tools—diagnostic tools, special tools, training manuals, error codes, everything—that a farm equipment dealer can get right now.
They have to pay for it—fair enough—but we've stepped up as an industry to make this available to assist our customers in the repairs. Part of the reason we do this is that we have a workforce development challenge within our industry. We can't find enough mechanics. No matter what we've done and even with what I stated earlier in providing scholarships and training, we still need to fill that void, so it's in our best interests for the customers to be able to repair their own equipment. That's why we support them with this industry commitment.