Thanks, Mr. Groleau, for that.
That is included in the legislation. There are two different sets of fines. There is one for the individuals who are protesting, but the stronger one is for that organization or that group. Whether it's PETA or Extinction Rebellion or those types of groups, there is a stronger fine for them. Those two different tiers exist in the legislation, but I appreciate your addressing that aspect as well.
I wanted to turn to Mr. Correa. I think talking about the processing side is also important. We've seen what's happened with the cyber-attack on JBS recently and the shutdowns within the processing supply chain with COVID. Cargill, here in my riding, was shut down for 14 days. There was a backlog of 130,000 animals.
I want to ask you two quick questions, and do your best to answer them. We've seen blockades, or people feeding animals when they're in transport. Would a processing facility turn away an entire load if they aren't sure what's been tampered with on that load? Also, what are the security or safety concerns about protesters around the machinery and the trucks, which certainly impacts the processing plants as well?