My question is for Mr. Williamson.
Currently, the directors of your commission come from the dairy industry. Some are still active within that industry, in fact. Your commission has a purchasing power of $189 million. It manages many contracts that it contracts out, as well as dairy industry initiatives that amount to $3 million. In light of the amounts at stake and in light of the fact that members of your commission are still active in the industry, why has the commission not yet deemed it necessary to establish a process that would allow board members to declare and manage conflicts of interest in an ongoing way, in a way that will not cause difficulties in achieving quorum within your board?