Sure, I'm happy to do this.
What we did with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency was to agree that we would be better served—it sounds, I would say, in some sense potentially overly simplistic—by having a single assistant deputy minister who was overlooking most of our activities that were related to market access internationally. In the case of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, as the minister said, it has a strong role as the competent authority for engaging with some of our international trading partners, to assure them of the nature of our system. On the Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada side, of course, we work a lot with stakeholders, and with market promotion and market development. Again, it may sound overly simplistic, but we brought those two groups together under a single assistant deputy minister, which is allowing us to do a better job of making sure our priorities are effectively lined up, and that, hopefully, we're more efficient and effective as we engage internationally.