In addition, you asked about working with other countries to keep animals healthy globally. We do in fact work with other countries, and some of those countries, like the U.S., work with other countries. We are very cognizant of the globalized nature of animals and the movement of animals.
To give you an example, through efforts through the World Organisation for Animal Health, our scientists will work with other countries to help establish diagnostics, capacity and training. We have twinning projects with other countries. We work through WOAH around issues like ASF. At the end of May, I'll go to the general assembly and discuss avian influenza.
The community of CVOs is not that big, and we share our expertise. As I said, we have the best and brightest scientists at CFIA, and they can help countries with capacity building and expertise and are really willing to do that. It enriches their work and their profession as well.