I'll do questions one and three.
On consistency and enforcement, I believe you're talking about humane transport regulations. That's what we enforce at CFIA, humane transport regulations.
We do about 30,000 inspections a year at sales, barns, we do roadside blitzes in cooperation with the police forces, and a lot of these inspections are done at slaughterhouses and abattoirs, big and small. Of those 30,000 inspections a year, there are records of what inspectors look at. There are about 200 administrative monetary fines issued per year on humane transport. So we have all those records on how that is done.
We have a quality management system that provides clear guidelines to inspectors on how they're to conduct their business, how they're to do their inspections. The system allows for a checkup on how that's going, how inspectors are doing, to make sure they're consistent in how they approach their work. There's always a challenge in a big organization all across Canada to get consistent approaches on all programs. We have had some challenges, but we've been able to bring a lot more consistency, and we've actually put a lot more effort, in recent years, on humane transport.
Shall I go to question three?