Thank you, Madam Chair.
I would have been happy to give Mr. Sawatzky some time, but I've noticed that the Liberals never want to ask questions about reforming the pesticide control regime, except when they're talking to lobbyists from the pesticide industry. I would feel bad if Mr. Priori got bored with us today. So I'll ask him a question.
Mr. Priori, we saw the Driscoll's scandal recently. We saw what happened. I would like you to tell us about the registration process for chlorpyrifos—I wrote it down; I didn't memorize it—in Canada. That was the pesticide in question. I'd like you to explain to us what happened with this product. Why is it relevant for committee members to know this, given the changes proposed by Bill C‑31? It's a long story, but we'd like to hear the short version.
What happened with that product?