Now, Mark Patterson spoke before about the compliance cost, and with any piece of legislation there is always the worry about compliance cost. I am probably less worried, although we have to be mindful of it, but right now the compliance that our farm has to go through is compliance to the US, compliance to the EU, compliance to Korea, and compliance to wherever the product is going to, and as the country of New Zealand, she has that many compliance audits. I think it's time that we had a New Zealand standard that built into these other countries' compliance. There would be less compliance for exporting organic farmers than what they currently have now, and it would be a great alignment. I also think that the time has come to build the pride in the New Zealand product. It's one thing to say that we're an organic farming business, but if we could say we were a New Zealand - certified organic farming business, the pride in that would be so much greater than what it is now. 