I'd be happy to speak to that. We are encouraging the Pest Management Regulatory Agency to more publicly talk about the process and defend its science.
Just to give some other context to that, Transport Canada goes out and speaks about how it regulates boating safety, how it regulates automobile safety, how it regulates air travel safety. In fact, we saw a very instructive video a while ago from Transport Canada about a family travelling, making an overseas trip, and about all the work that went on in the background that allowed that trip to take place safely. I thought it was a very good instructional video.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency does an excellent job outlining why it is that Canada's food safety is amongst the best in the world and outlining the measures that are taken. Yet we hear very little, as you point out, about how pesticides are regulated. Into that vacuum has come a great deal of fear and misinformation, and as a result there's an erosion of public confidence in the process and in the very products that are going to be needed in the battle against invasive species.
So the short answer to your question is yes, we would very much like to have Health Canada and its Pest Management Regulatory Agency take a more public role in outlining the process and showing why Canadians should have confidence in that science-based regulation.