Thanks, Mr. Chair.
I don't have the template in front of me. I will say that we have worked extensively with the different associations on all elements of the regulations and implementation. We have provided many tools, including a contingency plan template, to help them understand what things they should think about.
Really, they need to think about what they will do if their truck breaks down. What will happen if the weather changes? What will happen if there's a road closure? What happens if there are delays at the border?
These contingency plans are really thinking about the “what ifs” so that they can continue to provide care for the animals in their possession in their trailers.
It's just one tool of many, in fact, that we've developed with industry over many years to help them come into compliance with the regulation, understand best practices and really facilitate what we're all trying to achieve, which is to really prevent unnecessary or avoidable suffering for animals in everyone's care.