What I would say is that biosecurity is an extremely important component of preventing disease introduction into premises and further spread of disease. Making sure that producers and veterinarians practice high biosecurity is really a critical part in controlling disease and preventing disease. As we have pointed out, that's an area of shared responsibility.
For CFIA's part, we have contributed to the production of national standards for codes of practice for biosecurity. We promote those in terms of web material, communications and working with industry and stakeholders. We also fund the development of some of those biosecurity standards, and we also, as an agency, put in place import restrictions to make sure that products like live animals and things from places that have diseases that we do not want here in Canada do not come into the country.