The question I want to ask first will be for both Dr. Lazare and Ms. Labchuk. I'm going to ask the same question. I just want to put forward a hypothetical situation to help me understand a couple of things related to the bill.
Here's the hypothetical situation. Somebody is hired legally by a farm, by a producer within the industry. They follow all of the biosecurity regulations that are in place. They're clean when they walk in. They follow all the rules. In their pocket is a camera. They uncover some type of situation that they deem to be contrary to the regulations and the standards that are in place. They take out the camera. They record the situation. They put the camera away. They send the recording to the CFIA or maybe to Animal Justice. Maybe they post it on YouTube.
In your opinion, with the current wording of the bill, would that individual—again, emphasizing that they had gone through all of the proper biosecurity measures—be subject to punishment under the law?