There's a bit of an issue when you're dealing with a food crop and it's under the purview of Health Canada. We're effectively the dolphin in the tuna net here. I can understand if they're after the pharmaceutical aspect of it and they want to control that. That makes sense. Then for us, because of the lack of regulations that separate the two industries, we're in a situation now of having to provide the information to them to gain an answer. I've been told several times by department officials, “Well, Mr. Metzler, we only look at this through a very narrow lens.” Their lens is basically from a risk perspective. They're not seeing the agricultural or the economic benefit because, in their opinion, that's not included in their decision-making process. That makes it very difficult when you're trying to build a business based on agricultural products in a Health Canada atmosphere.
