Excuse me, Minister. We're not talking about data. I understand that Minister Freeland might be the best person to discuss this, but we are the international trade committee here. Obviously I would assume that she has updated you and kept you briefed, so maybe you could just explain if you have brought this up with any of our major trading partners and maybe give a specific example.
We've had Canadians stopped at the American border just by admitting that they've used marijuana in the past, and they've been turned back. We have literally—I think you know the numbers—$750 billion per year going across that border, which is significant. To not address this issue would be seen as very irresponsible.
How about a specific question on inadvertent exposure? If Canadians are inadvertently exposed to marijuana through edibles, which our government's planning to legalize soon as well, is there going to be random testing at the American border? Have you brought any of these issues up with the United States, our major trading partner?