I understand that this is particularly complex because you're trying to track perishable goods that, when you just look at them, don't look any different, one good from another, so it's particularly complex for them to be able to apply this. I think perhaps in terms of the duties relief program, what they would need to do is go back and look at the six verifications they did to see whether there were any steps that they followed in those six verifications that maybe they could build into part of normal process, or are there some steps that they could do earlier and more often to be able to identify these types of issues?
They were able, through their six verifications, to identify that the rules weren't being respected and therefore revoked the licences. Is there something that they could draw from that to build into their normal process so that they don't have to wait for a verification to identify the problem? That's what I would suggest they do.