Thank you. I would appreciate that.
Clearly, this is an essential program, but if I do the math quickly, and it's hundreds of millions of dollars and 70,000 employees, we're going to have up to $3,000 or $4,000 per employee that the taxpayer is responsible for, which is a significant amount of money.
We have heard that our agriculture producers were held responsible, as they should be, for not following the regulations that were put in place by the government, but we haven't heard if there has been any discipline for the inspectors or the management. It wasn't just one inspector; it was clearly most if not all of them when we've had failure rates at 80% or 90%.
Were any civil servants or bureaucrats fined, disciplined or demoted?