Thank you very much.
That was the last question, but if I may, I'll permit myself to make a short statement as a lifelong farmer myself.
I agree with what you said. First of all, you have to surround yourself with your wife, your family, your good friends. I think that's the key to keeping a sane mind. You might come in and say, “The plastic on the other greenhouse just blew away. We lost all of what we had.” You need somebody, as you said, waiting for you on the other side to say, “We still have our family. We still have our health.” I think that's very important.
The other thing I might say is that we've heard testimony that we should shut down this site or whatever. I welcome people into my greenhouse at any time. I'm glad they're there. I'm glad we don't have DDT today. I'm glad we don't have chlordane or diazinon. That killed my dad. I'm glad the CFIA is there to protect us.
I'm glad, too, that in terms of the maple leaf, when we sell our product outside the country, people know we are a safe place. I welcome it. I'll stand up any time when people come into my greenhouse and show them what I do for them—any time.
Thank you, Mr. Menzies and Mr. James-Davies, for being here today as part of our study. You've certainly contributed to it very well.
We shall break and come back.