On the question of the 13 federal statutes and regulations, I think that really points to the complexity of the operations of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and the variety of responsibilities it has. If I could link that to the audit and some of the findings here, I think in an environment like that it's very important that the agency be very clear about what its role is and what it needs to do to fulfill those responsibilities.
Obviously, it can't do every inspection of everything coming into the country, so risk management is really important. It is also very important to have a really good quality assurance program in place, so that it knows what it is doing, and whether there are issues that are being discovered. Then that comes back into the information loop.
It is a very complex operation. Is it more complex than others? I can't really answer that. I'm sure there are other departments that have as many statutes to administer as well.