Let me start by saying that our system as it explains the specified risk material—the SRM—is actually a control measure to make sure international trading partners actually have confidence in the beef we produce and that it does not in any way, shape or form transmit BSE. We put that in place as a feed ban and other aspects after we detected BSE in Canada in 2003.
The conversation we have, Mr. Chair, is that at this point the surveillance of the BSE program has given us the negligible risk status, which is from control. Will it vary with our SRM movement or controls? International partners actually look at that, rather than the negligible risk status. We won't lose the negligible risk status unless we find another BSE case.