The industry tells me it has no concerns about showing its books to the Competition Authority. It would allay the fears of the IFA and producers if an independent organisation, such as the authority, was prepared to examine the books of the industry to ensure there is genuine competition between the factories involved. We in County Roscommon are fortunate in having processing plants in Athleague, Roosky and Ballaghaderreen. They have provided good employment and an excellent service for farmers. The Kepak plant in Athleague is in my parish. It brought about a revolution in the business where farmers are paid on the day, unlike the situation outlined by Senator Scanlon, where farmers are owed money. It is one big benefit that accrued following the impact of Noel Keating and the Kepak organisation.