Just to build on that, we sit at a lot of international tables, the Codex Alimentarius Commission being one of them. They are establishing maximum residue levels. We need to make sure that those resources exist; that the expertise exists within Canada; and that as a management regulatory agency, for example, they have the mandate and the resources to participate at those international tables. It's absolutely critical.
There is also another element in how government can help. We talked about whether it's GMO or gene-edited, and there is a whole public perception issue out there. There are detractors, whether it's GMO or gene-edited, or whatever, who have lots to say about this topic. Frankly, we need the support of the regulators, the government, to defend the decisions they make, whether it's on a biotech crop, a gene-edited crop, or a crop that's just been traditionally bred. We need governments to stand behind their decisions, because this impacts innovation and the attractiveness of Canada to companies deciding where to invest.