That's what we've balanced, that for the period of the transition we would continue to provide a guarantee of borrowing, which really means that the Wheat Board would be getting great interest rates on their borrowings, as they do now, for a period of years, up to $200 million, which would allow them to cover all their operating expenses for that period. We're concerned with both, that there's a balance between giving a high probability that CWB II will be successful in the marketplace, not a guarantee but giving a reasonably high chance of success to all the other people who have made investments in the industry...that the Government of Canada is not providing an unfair advantage. We think we've provided a balance.
On November 2nd, 2006. See this statement in context.