As you said, we have had a lot of history with China and canola, as well as from a plant health and a trade side. We had some issues in 2009 and 2016, but our exports to China have continued to grow .
We've been successful through sustained efforts. It's never been short term. In 2009 and 2016, these were really sustained efforts. We've always found a way forward. I think the question will be, and continues to be, when will we be able to have that technical meeting? Based on that, we will be able to see what the differences of interpretation are based on these weed seeds and other issues. It really does get down to—without our saying what you think and I think—how it's being interpreted. Then we really have to have that technical conversation to determine what the next steps are.