I'm certainly glad to hear that, because it's something that has been coming up over and over, of course, in Nova Scotia, and it has cascading impacts in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island as well.
I'll take you back to the 2018 fall economic statement. My predecessor at the time, Scott Brison, was the president of the Treasury Board. At that time, we announced a series of regulatory reviews and a series of different iterations. Of course, agriculture was featured prominently in that, and I know that it had some involvement between CFIA and the Department of Agriculture.
Can you speak to how some of those processes are unfolding? When I look at the deficit we have right now, and when we look at ways to drive the economy and to be able to help make producers' lives easier in terms of growing employment and opportunities, those seem like key measures. Can someone speak to those and where we're at broadly?