There are the phytosanitary issues. Issues around non-tariff barriers for our sector are real. We see them all the time. We've seen them levelled not just at our sector...but we've seen other instances even over the last year or so. It's challenging.
We've put a lot of time and effort—as I am sure the Grain Growers and other producers in the country have—into making sure that our products meet very high standards through our quality assurance programs and our auditing processes. To see those non-tariff barriers kind of creep in is a super tricky way to basically harm competitors in a way that looks like they're trying to do the right thing. We guard against that. We spend a lot of time and effort on that. Like I said, Canada has very good systems for making sure that we make sure that our products are of the highest standard.
It's not going happen—