It is comments too, so I am making a comment.
They are not used to doing that so they are relying on the feed producers to give them outreach information. In some cases, the infrastructure is not there. We had a late winter, we were looking good, and we had not had the second case.
BSE exists in one in a million cows spontaneously. The hon. member talked about testing. They talk about science and science-based. Look at Japan, it is not making decisions based on science. It has had two outbreaks. It is very political over there.
Would the hon. member please talk a bit more about perhaps looking at universal testing. It is BSE today? If we look at what is happening in SARS, one of the natures of a global market is we do not know what the next crisis is. Would it not be useful to think about testing and branding Canadian product to be the safest in the world? Even though the science does not support that move, but the consumers are not making their decision based on science.