Thank you. I appreciate it. My mother dressed me this morning.
At the end of the day, some of these programs need to be reviewed to include controlled environment agriculture.
We've had several pests that have migrated in from competing jurisdictions and threatened our production base. We've made application under AgriRecovery, but the challenge is that you need to show that the risk has been eliminated, which is very difficult when pests have no borders.
You can look at the North American perimeter strategy. In it, we need alignment with our key trading partner. As I've indicated, 85% of our produce is exported. When that product hitches a ride on imported produce, whether it be greenhouse or not, it could find its way into a greenhouse, which is a controlled environment that can weather winters. You see that this government currently, with their climate change prerogatives, isn't willing to reassess those pest risk assessments. They continue to indicate that our cold climates will kill those pests, but they're not taking into account greenhouse production and—