Just as we were talking about specific red-tape reduction—to the Meat Council again—we did a study a couple of years ago on livestock transportation, and the Liberal government wanted to extend the hours and force livestock to be unloaded and loaded back onto tractor trailers, which puts animal health and certainly biosecurity at risk.
There have been multiple studies now by the CFIA and the AFC that show that there are no measurable benefits whatsoever to animal welfare with these new regulations. Is the Meat Council doing any work with the AFC to repeal those new regulations and go back to the policy that was in place before in order to streamline animal transportation back to the way it's been going on for decades?