Thanks, Alex, for sharing the rest of your time.
I'm just going back to Mr. St. Amand's comments, and Lloyd, I think truly that you and I and the committee want to get to the same place. The reason I bring this up is that I'm not hung up—and I don't think we should get hung up—on mandatory versus voluntary. The reason I say that is that any Canadian producer, whether it's at the farm level or at the manufacturing level, is going to be at an advantage, at least for their domestic market, if they put “Product of Canada” on there when it is a product of Canada. So I don't think anybody will miss the boat. I would be surprised if they did.
The thing I think we need to be concerned about—and “we” means this committee, CFIA, Competition Bureau, everybody—is that there isn't something misleading there, when it is not truly a product of Canada. So I think that's the issue we have to go to.
Where I was leading on my question before, Mr. Taylor.... And I don't want you to take any of this personally. I may not be happy with some of the things in the Competition Bureau, but you're just the guy who's here, so it's that old shoot-the-messenger issue. I kind of chuckled earlier; I was glad to hear you tell us you weren't on drugs. That's good.