I think you have these farmers saying, okay, we want to know that when our crop comes off in the fall, you will actually have completed something, and you will actually have laid out something tangible so the Chinese understand there are consequences to their playing politics with food. It's hurting their reputation but it's also hurting our livelihoods.
What types of items have you put on that list? When you talk to your friends in the Chinese government you say, you know, there are going to be consequences if this is not an actual CFIA issue, and if it comes back and the reality is that this is a political issue, which is what everybody is speculating about, then these will be the consequences. Have you looked at that list and at what that list would look like?
It's similar to what we did with the country of origin labelling with the U.S., when we said, okay, here are the counter tariffs. We were very strategic, and we had a very unique goal to accomplish with those lists.
I know, Mr. Verheul, you worked on creating some of those lists.
Have you done that yet?