Thanks for that question.
I'll maybe just put forward three quick suggestions.
One, of course, is that we like to operate on a level playing field, firstly. I think that's why I am here today.
Secondly, there is some opportunity, I think, in the longer term with SRM disposal and for some actual value creation. We are now faced with extra regulatory costs and burdens with the enhanced feed ban. We are bearing the burden of disposal costs, which we have asked for some assistance on for the industry in the short term to help offset those regulatory costs. So that is one action that would help us directly, if the Government of Canada acted on that recommendation, which we have put forward in the past and continue to put forward.
Thirdly, as feed grain users, we need our feed grains industry in Canada to be as competitive as possible. There are regulatory barriers to the new variety approval process that need to be addressed, particularly the issue of KVD—which I actually commend this government on for moving quickly—but also the plant novel trait issue. We need to ensure that the Canadian grains industry has access to the best and most expeditious technology and biotechnology that it can....