Thanks, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Menzies, I would invite you to submit your opening remarks to the clerk, since you weren't able to finish them, so that we have those on the record.
I think some of your comments about our moral obligation to help feed the world resonate. I think part of that shows the importance of fertilizer, crop protection products, and certainly biotechnology and innovation, but I would argue that this government is starting to make some policy decisions based on politics and ideology rather than sound science, and that's hurting our reputation.
For example, can you speak about the government's decision to pause the review on the MRLs—the maximum residue limit—and the impact that might have on our ability to meet our commitments and on us as a trading partner?