Thank you. You caught me. I thought they had one more turn.
I thank the witnesses and the Auditor General for being here again. We actually see a lot of each other. To be honest with you, Ms. Swan, I've come to have a lot deeper appreciation of the complexity of CFIA than I did a little while ago, based on the Auditor General's report and dealing through the food safety issue that we're doing as part of a subcommittee of the agriculture committee.
I have a question, because it takes me back to the food safety issue. It actually has a protocol. When we had the food safety issue, there were protocols for the provincial public health, the municipal public health, and CFIA. What happens when a pest comes into a province? Who takes the lead? How does that unfold in terms of a process and protocol, so that the communications and understanding of not only, for example, the loggers, if it's something that comes in.... We talked about the emerald ash borer, but it could be just about anything. Just help me a little bit in terms of that process, if you could.