That's a very good question and a very difficult one to answer, because we are talking about policies here. I think, seen from the industry perspective, the check mark is when the issue gets resolved, and that's why we're keeping our goal in resolving the issue.
That said, as government officials, our duty is to ensure that whatever policy proposal is brought forward to our political masters or to our respective ministers and then to cabinet, it respects our international trade obligations, respects good regulatory practices within regulatory law, serves policy objectives, and is fair vis-à-vis all the sectors of the agriculture and agrifood economy.
We are really keeping our focus on trying to resolve the issue to the maximum extent possible, to the satisfaction of those who are expressing concerns, by taking into account these other considerations.