--but no, we have fewer inspectors because the provinces are now taking over the inspection of provincial slaughterhouses.
This touches on baselines. I don't want to get fixated on one number, but since 2006 more than 700 new inspectors have been hired into the CFIA. You floated a number of 1,000. So what is this baseline when there's criticism about the number of inspectors? Is it 1,000, because that's what you think it should be? Is it that we've already increased it by 700, and that's pretty good? Should it be back to what it was in 2006?
What I'm saying is that sometimes there's a need and inspectors are added, but if circumstances change, for example, with respect to provincial slaughterhouses, circumstances change again.