Mr. Rosenberg, we understand that. But I'll tell you my view on shared responsibility. When you have shared responsibility, no one is responsible. That's the ultimate. That's my view.
I very firmly believe that the Canadian Food Inspection.... In fact, I went back to my office Monday night after being shocked by Ms. Swan's presentation. She said, quite clearly, that industry is responsible for food safety. I believe that government is responsible for food safety. There has to be a single agency responsible for food safety.
You have a different role, Mr. Butler-Jones, no question about it.
I went back and looked at my mandate letter from when I was parliamentary secretary, and it states that it was CFIA. But you're telling me now that it has moved to a shared responsibility. We have to look at that in terms of recommendations.
Your letter to David Williams, which one of you mentioned, about some of the concerns and the discrepancies in the report.... The parliamentary secretary mentioned one earlier. My concern with this letter, signed by the heads of all three agencies, is that it seems to me to be trying to transfer the blame to the chief medical officer of health in Ontario. We'll be talking to him and getting some of the stuff sorted out, I'm sure.