Thank you very much.
This is an issue that I see in my province too. As you know, there was a great problem with the temporary foreign workers over the last couple of years. It's not my ministry, of course, as you know. It's under Minister Mihychuk. She has indicated they're going to conduct a review.
It's my understanding that's what we did for the fish processors. It's just something that the previous government had done the year before, and we had just arrived on the scene and this happened, which I believe was a good thing to do.
The whole program is under review. We have to make sure that we hear from sectors across the country, which I hear from, like the beef processors outside of Calgary and the processors in Quebec. It's vitally important that we hear from the sectors across the country and make sure that this program is put back in an appropriate manner.
It's very difficult if you have the product, you have the market for the product, but you can't manufacture it in your own area. I understand that fully. But I think you also understand the problem that was faced, and what we want to make sure is that this evaluation of the program is done properly and that the people who are concerned, wherever it is in the country.... It's awfully important that you contact me, if you wish, or any member of the government or any member of the House of Commons, because you have positions right here and in other places to indicate your support for these types of—
Yes, you were going to say something and I don't want to stop you.