Thank you very much.
I have one last question, Mr. Kingston. I think, in general, when you start talking about food inspectors and what have you and about protecting our system, nobody can argue with that. With the inspectors, you like to think that they're educated, skilled people in their trade, and that kind of thing.
I just wonder what your thoughts are on CFIA inspectors using their paid time or whatever to visit small auction markets and what have you and basically stand around and take pictures of cages of hamsters and chickens being taken out of cars and trucks. These are chickens or hamsters or bunny rabbits that aren't going for slaughter and aren't going to be eaten.
Do you have any comments on that? Is that a good use of CFIA time?