I was actually going to use minor use as my example, Dave.
We have a lot of experience—I'm going to say decades—with this. The reality is that Canada is a relatively small market for animal health products, crop protection products and so on. To use another analogy, Australia describes its regulatory system as tough but fast. When you're in a small market and you need to be competitive and efficient, that should be the view for your regulatory system. This has been a challenge for us for decades.
With regard to the problems of regulation, there's a great deal of detail that goes into that, but I think maybe the first step is to flag it and identify it as a matter of priority for ongoing work.