The first thing I did was to call the three ministers of the prairie provinces, I think the Wednesday, the day right after this situation started, to make a first connection and to assure them that I was following the situation closely and that I wanted to make sure that we collaborated well for the benefit of our producers and exporters.
Then I had the chance to meet with Minister Eichler of Manitoba and then with our counterpart in Saskatchewan as well. We had a couple of discussions. We're all on the same page. We understand that we have to stand up for the fact that we have very high quality canola. We have a world-class inspection system, and we have to stand by it. This is the best way to protect our exports in the agricultural sector on a sustainable and long-term basis.