Certainly. It is a CFIA lead on this, but we work very closely with CFIA. If it has an impact on the health of the animal, of course the national aquatic animal health program, which again is a CFIA lead with DFO support, is in there. Many of the same people are involved in all of these things.
In terms of the nutrition and feed for animals, we do work on the research side, in conjunction with industry, academics, and the National Research Council, for example. Currently, one of the initiatives is looking at alternatives to fish meal, for example, looking at vegetable products that go into the feed.
But when something like melamine happens, it's immediately a CFIA lead with support from DFO science and support from other scientists who we know would have the expertise necessary. Of course, on the human health side, Health Canada has a role to play there.