We could find that out.
We also have something that was created about two years ago called the legacy fund. This was an idea that we, as an industry, had to get our markets back from the BSE and to recover from that. We believed that we were going to need approximately $210 million over 10 years to get those markets back. We decided that through our check-off the cattle industry could probably fund two-thirds of that and we were seeking the governments to provide the other third. We received $50 million from the federal government in 2005, I believe, and $30 million from the Alberta government. So we got $80 million.
The last type of indirect funding support we get is that routinely there are trade missions. These might be led by a minister or assistant deputy ministers, that sort of thing. Occasionally we participate. That's an indirect form.