Thanks. I would also add that I think some of the stakeholders around the table would like to see the department have more resources as well, not just department officials but others in the process, whether it's provincial governments or non-profit organizations that are working with you on it.
Switching to fish farms for a second, I want to mention specifically some work by a couple of individuals, Alexandra Morton and Rick Rutledge, who published a paper in the peer-reviewed Virology Journal. I'm sure you're familiar with that. They looked at trout in Cultus Lake, which is also home to Canada's most endangered Fraser River sockeye salmon population run. This same virus has ravaged the salmon industry in Chile. I want to read you a quote from Alex Morton:
When [ISAV] travelled from Norway to Chile, it sat dormant for about eight years. Then suddenly, in 2007, it just took off and infected so many farmed salmon, it caused $2-billion worth of damage.
Given that government testing facilities are over their capacity by about 30%, is there a consideration for outside help in terms of additional government investment?