To give you an idea, the latest version of the “Canadian Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance System Report 2016” indicated that in Canada, medically important antimicrobials are used in animals to the extent of 160 milligrams per kilogram. That's the average across the country. The United Kingdom recently underwent a targeted reduction program, and the goal was to get to 50 milligrams per kilogram. Other European countries are lower. Some are higher than that. That gives you a ballpark estimate. We're in there with some of the European countries.
Many countries around the world do not monitor antimicrobial use yet. As Mr. Leech has pointed out, and I agree with him entirely, we need better surveillance of use. The OIE is doing a lot to try to get that adopted around the world.