Thank you.
Earlier, when Maple Leaf was before us as a witness, we were talking about the slicer in question. I have talked to—and he, in fact, will be a witness before the committee—one of the previous employees of CFIA, who was an auditor of the auditors. It was his view that if CFIA had been doing things properly, manufacturers' specifications wouldn't have been followed; that unit would have been looked at more closely by CFIA auditors themselves, and maybe—not necessarily, but maybe—the problem would have been found, in a preventive sense.
What are your thoughts on that? Has there been a weakening of the audit system over the years? And that doesn't have to be recently; it could be five, six, or ten years ago.