Thank you.
There's no denying that the marketplace is changing, and we have to find ways whereby we can change to meet marketplace demands. But the key problem here is that the intent of the supply management system in the beginning was, and still is, to be able to manage your industry in a way of having a predictable market. The MPCs are taking that predictability out of it and leaving the industry with, as you indicated, a declining marketplace. There may be a number of reasons for that. As Paul said, other raw materials are cheaper because they're under different systems. It may be a heavily subsidized U.S. product that claims to operate in the free market, but the Treasury bails them out once in a while and as a result the raw material can be cheaper at times.
But what's the solution you would put forward to maintain at least predictability in the industry? What would you lay on the table? That's key. If there's not predictability there, in terms of that supply system, then we've got a severe problem. What would you do in that regard?