That is correct. We did have a friendly amendment from Mr. MacGregor the last time we went through this.
I did not include it in this bill for two reasons. All of the stakeholders we spoke with felt it was redundant and not necessary because it is already in place. We were careful with our language to ensure that whistle-blowers were already protected. They are on the farm lawfully. They've been invited there. They're employees. They're farmers and family members, and they have a critical role.
As I said in my presentation, farmers and employees on farms have a moral and legal obligation to report any incidents that are not meeting our standards, any incidents where the health of an animal or the health of a farm employee or family member is being put in danger. I believe that is strongly worded in the legislation as is.