Yes, that's correct. Currently we have CAIS and production insurance, which address income stability and crop perils. But they don't address some of the challenges that grains and oilseeds have regarding pricing due to the effect of, say, U.S. farm programs.
The one thing you'd asked about earlier was the connection between the proposed programming in Ontario, the risk management program, and the federal program, CAIS. They're meant to be complementary. They're meant to be interconnected. So a producer ends up getting the better of the two; he doesn't get paid twice for the same income issue he has. That part is meant to be shared between the two.
It's also meant to be funded--over and above what CAIS wouldn't cover in that program--both federally and provincially, at 60% and 40%.