Okay, colleagues, we will bring the meeting back into session.
I will try to condense the preamble here just so that we can get going as quickly as possible. We only have about 45 minutes or so left. I want to make sure the colleagues get as many questions in as possible.
There are just a few reminders for our witnesses. We have all of them on hybrid, on Zoom today. No screenshots are permitted—not that I expect you would take any. Please speak in the official language of your choice. We do have translation. If there is an issue with translation, I will just put my hand up and ask you to stop. We will recommence once the translation is resolved.
We do have one witness, Mr. Band, who does not have an official headset. If we have some issues, we may have to address that. Ms. Donohue has changed her headset. She has passed her test. We're good to go.
With us today as our witnesses, we have from the Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food, Tom Rosser, assistant deputy minister, market and industry services branch; and Marie-Noëlle Desrochers, acting chief agriculture negotiator and director general, market and industry services branch.
From the Canada Border Services Agency we have Mr. Band, director general, trade and anti-dumping programs directorate.
I believe we also have from the Canada Food Inspection Agency, Kathleen Donohue, the assistant deputy minister and vice-president, international affairs; and Kanwal Kochhar, senior director, food import and export division.
Each department will have five minutes for their presentation. Then we will commence with questions from my colleagues.
Maybe we will start with the Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food. Mr. Rosser, I'll pass that over to you for five minutes, please.