As I mentioned in my opening remarks, it's very important for us to be able to work closely with the Government of Canada to resolve non-tariff trade barriers. I mentioned two objectives for the Canada Grains Council around seed innovation. One is the domestic environment, and the other is the international trading environment. Sometimes these goals appear to be in conflict, but they support one another. Without a global trading environment, without aligned regulations and a supportive environment, we have a trickle-down effect, which is impacting innovators in Canada.
We are very appreciative of the relationship we have with government staff, who support us in advocating for clear and predictable regulatory requirements abroad, and working in international forums to align regulations. We feel it's very important for them to continue to be resourced to do that work.