I'll talk about the EU spending again. The problem with the EU is that some time ago they moved 60% of their amber spending into green box spending. They consider that to be a reduction in domestic support; they are just flowing it in a different way that is defined as being non-trade distorting. They really haven't solved the problem.
As far as the tree fruit industry is concerned, the biggest concern we hear from the horticultural producers is that their industry is being threatened by imports from countries that haven't spent the same amount of money on environmentally sustainable programs and on farm food safety programs. Certainly producers in B.C. have done that, and they feel that the same standards we have imposed upon our own producers here at home should also apply to imports.