I think there are some pretty simple suggestions. I would have two for you, very simple ones, and maybe we'd want to look more closely at those.
In Canada, we have a cost-recovery program. CFIA is trying to recover cost fees. Our meat packing competitors in the United States are not exposed to that. We think there is $20 million to $30 million on the table there. We should probably do more work to see exactly what those are. So we're in a cost-recovery mode on the north side of the border and they're not on the south, and that clearly wouldn't have a trade impact.
The other is a general comment, but we think CFIA needs to be in favour of Canadian business. We deeply appreciate the work that CFIA does for us, but we could cite a few different examples where it feels like they've been restricting trade and putting up barriers to helping us access world markets, instead of working on our behalf.