I think everybody is getting rather frustrated with the dialogue, though.
There's a lot of concern in public health. It's not only on the agriculture side but also on the public health side. We are losing access to many drugs and we're getting left behind in Canada. That's another thing that's happening. It's government intervention. It's the bureaucracy that's really slowing us down.
Governments need to act here. I can't explain or express enough that agriculture needs to step up, and so does health care. These things are being lost to us. We're going to end up in a big pickle if we don't step up and listen to the people on the ground who it's going to impact. We're talking about food supply and food sovereignty in Canada.
There was an explanation of how the agriculture industry has a drug use policy with various categories, but I have not heard that from the health care industry. What does human health care do? Do they have regimes for antimicrobial resistance? Is it a well-laid-out plan that the public can see, as in agriculture, or do they have some catching up to do?
I guess we'll start with Dr. Weese on that, or whoever would be able to answer it.