I am not sure I understood your question correctly.
You were talking about keeping programs simple and minimizing red tape or reducing paperwork, correct?
Programs have been set up. There are still some in Quebec, but there are a bunch of documents to fill out. In order to be able to get help to prepare a business plan or a farm transfer plan, there is a lot of paperwork to go through. Producers get sort of lost in all that. That is why we have said that it is important to keep everything simple and to tailor it to the size of the business. I understand that efforts have been made to standardize things from coast to coast to coast, but...
Earlier there was a discussion about small and large farms. Essentially, you have to adapt to the size of the business and the needs of producers rather than make the producers follow a program. We recommend keeping things simple, but does that always work? I know it is complicated. The easier the process is, the more appealing it will be for producers and the more they are going to use it.
I am not sure if I have really answered your question.