I would challenge something like AsureQuality to actually have a role in facilitating the transfer of farmers into organics, or whatever they have to do to meet more environmentally conscious requirements. That auditing process that's going to be on every farm needs to be in a cost-effective manner so that we can encourage people to actually take those transitional changes. I think if we just use AsureQuality as a profit-making business, as it has been in the past, it could have a delaying effect on the transfer of skills and the development of our rural economies. I think there's another role for Government: rather than just this legislation but also for it to look at how that legislation is actually enforced and the mechanism to do that, to make it possible for people to make those transitions and to meet the higher environmental obligations that will no doubt come on all producers over time. 