One example I have is about the Government of Saskatchewan. They've increased and changed some of their trespassing laws because of things like clubroot. People don't realize this, but when they go hunting or quadding, sometimes they inadvertently bring disease into fields that can ruin a whole field. This is a nice way to add to some legislation that provinces have.
Talking about some of the activists who go on the farms, I know they don't go by sector, but they have gone by jurisdiction, because some jurisdictions have lower fines and, as you said before, some people actually want to get caught, in jurisdictions where the fines are lower. Do you think there are some other motives behind some of these activities? Could you walk us through that and how this bill, as you said, with higher fines and increased penalties, might curtail some of that activity?