I would agree. I think the industry has, for a long time, had a concern with Health Canada's approach, which is very heavy on premarket activities and the licensing system, which is, quite frankly, in most categories, heavily backlogged right now, but they have not been enforcing in the field. The authorities were already there before Vanessa's Law. Personally, we don't have an issue with Vanessa's Law, but the authorities are there. The department has continued to emphasize the premarket activities, and that is the problem. In terms of enforcement and inspections, that has been part of the self-care framework discussions from the outset, and it's something we strongly support.
The thing is, we've been talking about that for seven or eight years, but what we have instead of that is a cost recovery proposal that doesn't spell out how that's going to happen. It hands the bill to industry but has not, again, put the program together to ensure that this is correct—