As Mr. Mayers has indicated, we have 200 identified regulated pests in Canada. In other words, if it falls into that category of the 200 pests, we have worked with industry, provinces, and others to determine these are the pests of highest significance. Then if it's a regulated pest, we have the lead authority. If it's something that isn't on the list, it becomes an issue of determining what the economic impact of that is and should it be added to the list of regulated pests or is it something we're prepared to live with collectively.
On June 2nd, 2009. See this statement in context.