If I may add to that, it's highly manipulated. It kicks in when you have a three-month average above the previous three-year average for the same quarter. If you ship 119% or higher than you have been shipping, it will kick in, and it drives the gate price up in pork from roughly 524 yen to 653 yen. It will drive the price up and create problems for export.
What the Japanese importers do is quickly recognize the period and they'll work around the period. They'll load up their storage—the Japanese government subsidizes the cost of storage—and all of a sudden there will be a flood of pork hitting the market right after.
Our negotiators have approached the Canadian pork industry and asked for advice on issues such as the gate system and how we should approach it, and on handling the safeguard, and what would we replace it with. We're in the process of preparing our recommendations.