
One of the things we try to focus on in this Committee is not dealing with symptoms of problems, but how do we deal with root causes of the problems.
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One of the things we try to focus on in this Committee is not dealing with symptoms of problems, but how do we deal with root causes of the problems.

part of the trade negotiations going on right now with the Trans-Pacific Trade Partnership is the use of vaccinations in livestock or birds and to what extent does that impair our ability to sell to a lot of different countries.

I think we adopted it maybe a year or so ago and I do not know if we have had enough time to actually get it up and running.

It was the birthplace of the modern broiler or meat-type industry in the United States.

You indicated there is a lot of bureaucracy, a lot of red tape, and it can be very frustrating, time consuming.

When we have a farm that goes down in Delmarva because of the avian influenza, a lot of times, countries around the world will just say they are not going to take any of our chickens.

One of my favorite sayings, if it is not perfect, make it better.

They cleaned those up. They have been cleaned up a lot. That has helped a lot.

Is that something we are actually doing now, where we have, like, one designated person, so you do not, like, call a call center and get switched from person to person to person?

Just talk to us about root causes here. Is there any way to address this challenge, this problem with the avian influenza by addressing not just the symptoms of the problem, but by addressing root causes, or is that just not possible?

The Trans-Pacific Trade Partnership which we are attempting to negotiate and will probably have a chance to vote up or down on later this year.

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