Jordan Kealy testifies as a BC independent MLA and cattle producer about the political and regulatory environment affecting farmers in British Columbia and Canada. His evidence addresses livestock production, rising operating costs, shrinking agricultural land access, traceability and CFIA enforcement concerns, drought and fire impacts, supply management, and the broader role of government and bureaucracy in shaping farm viability. He also discusses the Universal Ostrich Farm case, party discipline in politics, DRIPA, Crown land and pasture uncertainty, and the difficulty farmers face in speaking publicly without fear of reprisal.