Great. Thank you, Chair, and thank you to everyone for providing that support for the final round. I think it's always nice to be able to do a full round.
We had heard earlier from Anne-Marie Nicol, and she indicated that the review of Safety Code 6 could have been much more comprehensive, so I thought that was interesting, because certainly this study is focused on emerging evidence and health risk. But I was very interested in also getting a bit of an industry perspective. I don't think there's a meeting I go to in a rural community that doesn't have service where they're not begging me for service. They frequently talk about accidents on the highway. They talk about their ability to set up small businesses. I think we have to be very cognizant of potential risks, but we also have to be aware of the critical importance of health and safety.
Mr. Lord, a number of countries have lowered standards significantly. What did the industry have to do to continue to provide the appropriate services, but meet those new standards? Can you walk me through how that can happen? We should be able to get baby monitors that people can turn on and off. I'm surprised they're not available in Canada because it seems logical. Can you walk me through the impact of different industry standards?