Thank you very much, Madam Chair.
Thanks, everyone, for coming. I'm very interested in reading the reports that you have mentioned, so I will have some reading to do once Parliament rises.
I want to talk about what we just heard about from CropLife but also from others who have come here—the MRLs—but we've also heard a lot about the sanitary and phytosanitary issues that seem to bedevil our agricultural industry within existing free trade agreements. Does anyone here have a potential solution for this?
For example, I learned that in the CPTPP, certain sanitary and phytosanitary measures are not subject to the dispute resolution process within CPTPP, so you end up trying to have a side negotiation within an FTA to resolve an issue that the other side clearly doesn't want to resolve. Would you think that sanitary and phytosanitary matters should always be subject to robust dispute resolution or, if not, is there another way to do it?
I would start with you, Mr. Dade, and then hear from Mr. Allam and from CropLife, if it wants to jump in as well.