Quebec's regulations have been more effective than Canada's. There is among other things the traceability system, which makes it possible to follow the animal from birth to death, and a ban on meal from ruminants, which was established four years before Ottawa's. In this case, if Quebec had been sovereign, and I repeat the words of my colleagues, and was controlling its borders and its health policies, it would not have been hit by the American embargo for the last 18 months.
La réglementation du Québec s'est avérée plus efficace que celle du Canada. Il y a entre autres le système de traçabilité, qui permet de suivre l'animal de sa naissance à sa mort, et l'interdiction des farines provenant des ruminants, qui est survenue quatre ans avant qu'Ottawa ne le fasse.