Thank you, Mr. Chair. Hello to colleagues.
To the witnesses here, thank you for your testimony and, quite frankly, to all of the witnesses who have come here to date. It's been quite a learning experience to look at the strengths, weaknesses and gaps that we have in front of us.
I also want to thank Madame Desbiens for putting this study forward. I know that MP Morrissey looked at this in the previous Parliament as well. It's exceptionally important to Canadians.
My question is for Mr. Charlebois.
As I mentioned, many witnesses have testified about the need to act on and address seafood issues in Canada. You talked about it a bit here and some witnesses have as well, but I wonder if we can do a deeper dive on what other countries are doing with regard to this issue. I believe we can learn a lot from what they are doing with respect to traceability.
I'll start with Mr. Charlebois on this particular question. Do you know of any other countries that have implemented a successful boat-to-plate traceability program, and what systems, programs and mechanisms have these countries put in place to fight seafood fraud? Can we start there and maybe do a deeper dive on those countries and what they're doing? What has worked, what hasn't worked and what can we learn in clear terms?