I wouldn't say there's any specific wording, but I think a promotional campaign or some sort of marketing campaign could go around on this, once we finish it, hopefully, which could encourage whistle-blowers. If you see something on a farm, don't be afraid to come forward, because it's for the greater good.
The stronger the reputation of Canadian agriculture.... We're an export market, as well. We are selling to customers not only across the country but also around the world. We have a very strong reputation, and we want to protect that reputation. Any time something comes forward about an operation doing things they shouldn't be, or not meeting the standards, that is not good for anyone. Any farmer or producer you talk to, as much as they are at their wits' end and mentally stressed as a result of trespassers, they also want to ensure that everyone is meeting the standards that are there.