Has anyone participated in Code of Practice zoom meetings

[SASKFARMER]

You mean Monday i have to answer 233 questions.

[bucket]

You mean Monday i have to answer 233 questions.

You get a 233 question survey emailed to you after the zoom meeting introduction and you have 5 choices as to how to answer the wording of the code...

FFS they don't even go through a portion of the survey to help you understand what they are doing on the survey...

There are 7 modules to this code that you are to read through....then do the survey...

[Hamloc]

You get a 233 question survey emailed to you after the zoom meeting introduction and you have 5 choices as to how to answer the wording of the code...

FFS they don't even go through a portion of the survey to help you understand what they are doing on the survey...

There are 7 modules to this code that you are to read through....then do the survey...

If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance baffle them with bull#*#*! That is what this process is a bunch of bull#*#. I can’t see anything in this process that will benefit farmers, it sounds to me like more bureaucratic oversight with no tangible benefit.

[bucket]

Until I get a reasonable answer on the value of a code of practice in relation to the following it doesnt make sense...

1. How would a code of practice help with an incident like Triffid in the future?

2. How would a code of practice help with market access when you have bobblehead Freeland and Trudeau losing us markets?

3. How does a code of practice help when grainco either don't clean grain or add deershit into a cargo?

4. How does a code of practice help when market access when graincos have claimed it is their grain and it is...its their responsibility?

5. How does a code of practice help when industry sits in on the so called farmer consultation process?

6. How does a none farming entity and so called NGO like DU have so much involvement?