All right, but this raises a major concern: the rates are reputed to be five times higher than what is allowed in some states in the U.S., hence the U.S. ban. If we're spraying things that are banned elsewhere, that raises a major issue. I think you should look at this seriously.
Are you doing any work on the standards for specified risk material in cattle slaughter? Are you considering adjusting these standards?
Smaller slaughter projects could gain profitability if these standards were amended or withdrawn without questioning safety requirements. We have had negligible risk status for some time now.