We're at time, Mr. MacGregor.
Thank you, Mr. Currie.
Colleagues, that brings us to the end of our round of questioning. Obviously, we're a little bit delayed, but I'm going to address the point that Mr. Perron raised.
I think it would be appropriate to release our witnesses.
On behalf of all my colleagues, I'd like to thank all the witnesses not only for their testimony, but also for the work they do to support agriculture across Canada.
Colleagues, very quickly, I wasn't in the chair last week, but I understand that on the advice of all parties on this committee, there were two letters drafted. One was on Bill C-280, which I have moved with your expediency. It is now going off to the Senate. On the advice of my vice-chair, as he and I discussed, all senators are going to be tagged on that, not just the Senate committee that is dealing with Bill C-280.
On Bill C-282, obviously, I did receive a bit more correspondence. I have the draft here. I just need some guidance because, ultimately, the letter in my name is a reflection of where this committee is at. You have all had the chance to review this letter. Are we good with sending this off to the Senate?
I see your hand, Mr. Barlow.