All our consultations are with the public. We get a lot of responses back from industry of course, from users, retailers, lots of different sectors, but we very much listen to the public. We have to base our decisions on the best science that we have, but we do very much understand that the public has a view, and often the public has provided some very good information and direction for us. I guess what I'm trying to say is we base our decisions on science, but we still hear people. We do understand where their worries and concerns are. Sometimes that helps direct some of our communications and public outreach with folks, to make sure they do understand. If people are concerned about children, and perhaps vulnerable populations, perhaps sometimes we can explain better what exactly we do in PMRA to consider that. If children are going to be exposed to a pest control product, how did we take that into consideration in our decision?
