We're going to resume the meeting.
We only have an hour, but quite a few witnesses in front of us. I know we'll want to ask questions, so I'd like to preserve as much time as I can for questions.
With that in mind, we've asked all of our presenters to keep their comments within five minutes. They have been gracious enough to give us their presentations, so we have the details in front of us, but they're being asked to try to keep within the five minutes.
I will introduce our guests. You are all over the place, so I will leave it at introductions and then you can announce yourselves as we go through the presentations.
With the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, we have Philippe Morel, assistant deputy minister, aquatic ecosystems sector. We have Jean-François LaRue, director general, aquaculture management; and Wayne Moore, director general, strategic and regulatory science.
We also have, from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Jaspinder Komal, executive director and acting chief veterinary officer, animal health directorate. Welcome.
From the Department of the Environment, we have Hilary Geller, assistant deputy minister, strategic policy branch. We have Sue Milburn-Hopwood back with us again, assistant deputy minister, Canadian wildlife service; and we have Basile van Havre, director general, domestic and international biodiversity policy.
From Parks Canada Agency, we have Rob Prosper, vice-president, protected areas establishment and conservation; and Kevin McNamee—welcome back—director, protected areas establishment and conservation.
From Global Affairs Canada, we have Deirdre Kent, director general, international assistance policy; and Laird Hindle, deputy director, development policy planning.
There are a lot of you in front of us today. We thank you very much for being here. We look forward to your testimony and to the questions that will follow.
Who would like to start?
Thank you very much, Mr. Morel.