I strongly believe it's the best way to find a lasting solution actually, because the Chinese are telling us that the issue is that they have found some kind of pest or irregularities in our shipments, and we have taken—as we normally do, or always do—samples and analyzed them before shipments left Canada, and then we did it again. We returned to our samples and we haven't found anything.
As Minister Carr just said, sometimes scientists don't agree, so they have to sit together and compare notes and see what methodologies they have used and everything. We really have to stand by this very robust system that we have because I think it's the best insurance for us, for our various agricultural products in various markets, that our system is reliable and that we are selling very high quality product. This is why it is so important to really go to the end of this questioning, to protect our Canadian brand and have our system recognized.