Presently there is a process where it's inward weighed and inspected and it's outward weighed and inspected. Terminal gains are then shared back with producers through the Canadian Wheat Board on Canadian Wheat Board grains.
I think the issue on inward weighing and inspection is to ensure transaction integrity as grain moves through the system. I think what you're talking about—and some grain companies are doing it—is where shipping out of country, they use CGC to blend to the bottom of the grade, which is again inspected inward at terminal. There is absolutely a duplication there. It's what was referred to in the report as a company benefit, the cost of which should not be picked up by producers.