I would say that we have great confidence in our testing methodology and the science we use in Canada. It's based on international standards. It's validated. I can't speak directly to the Chinese methodology right now, because they've indicated that they've had problems. They've had quarantined pests. We said we'd like to validate that. We asked them for their methodology and what their testing and sampling plans were, etc. Without that information, I would not be in a position to answer your question. That's why we're saying, “Let's have a face-to-face meeting, so we can determine exactly what you're looking at and why.” We're going to say exactly what we're doing and why.
On April 2nd, 2019. See this statement in context.