I think you've referenced a very important issue. Farmers are the price-takers. We get what's left after everybody in the value chain has taken their nibble. A lot of the issues regarding biotechnology, phytosanitary concerns, or any risk associated with the trade gets carried in the basis, and eventually comes out of what the producer gets at the end of the day. That's a huge issue.
Mr. Ritz probably knows how much the value of canola dropped with our little blip in China. It was a significant amount. At the farm gate, just the rumour that China might not import canola probably dropped it 50ยข a bushel. Our price dropped probably 5% to 10% from just a rumour. Being able to establish rational, understandable, repeatable methodologies for addressing a lot of those issues takes that risk out, and it all ends up coming back to the Canadian economy.