I have a little bit of time and I want to make my point.
The point is that if Health Canada has made an error in judgment in labelling a nicotine pouch as a natural health product instead of labelling it as a product under the tobacco and vaping products legislation and regulations, that would be something for which you wouldn't need the powers here.
Every power I see in Bill C-69 for the Food and Drugs Act deals with “other than the intended use”. It's in the supplementary rules for a therapeutic product. In the promotion, it's “other than the intended use”; under uncertainty, it's “other than the intended use”.
This is all about off-label use. It has nothing to do with the existing powers that the government has in order to properly regulate these products, categorize them and sell them appropriately in the Canadian marketplace.
Am I missing something?