Totally.
For my next question, I want to turn to soil health.
A lot of us are eagerly awaiting the Senate agriculture committee's study into soil health. It's a very long and comprehensive one. I think they're hoping to table it by the end of this month. We know that other countries around the world, like Australia.... Australia has a very similar system of government and has put in a national policy framework around soil health. They have a national strategy on soil.
I'm going to put in a shameless plug for my bill, Bill C-203. Promoting those carbon sequestration practices allows soil not only to hold more water during a drought year but also to soak up more water during an excess moisture event. What more could Canada be doing to promote those practices? Should we be following the example of other countries like Australia, which has looked at its agricultural soils as something akin to a strategic asset?