Thank you very much, Mr. Forest. I think that's quite clear.
You mentioned standard reciprocity several times. You also discussed that with my colleagues. What could the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, or CFIA, do to improve this aspect in co-operation with the Canada Border Services Agency, or CBSA? We know that CBSA also has to be involved.
CFIA has a role to play, and PMRA has a job to do on approvals of various goods, but that process involves too much red tape. When goods arrive in Canada, how could CFIA improve the situation in co-operation with CBSA?