Supply management basically operates under three pillars. Under the import control pillar, we have controls on pricing and we set volumes. As I indicated before, the volumes are set through a board of directors, which has processes for the processors and food services as well. The benefits of that are that we have the ability to supply what the marketplace needs and, at the same time, we create the stability where we don't have oversupply and undersupply of products.
From a consumer perspective, with a steady stream of product available to consumers, we're not seeing the fluctuations in wholesale prices. Certainly, from a farmer perspective, our prices are set, and they're all based off a cost of production formula. We do not have any control beyond the farm gate as far as pricing is concerned, but certainly, we do create that stability because of the fact we have a steady stream. The other side is that we're producing in all provinces.