Thanks, Mr. Chair.
My first question is to Mr. McInnes.
We've heard a lot of talk today about whether the government should or shouldn't intervene, and a whole range of ideas about research and everything else. At the end of the day, though, as far as I'm concerned, the supply chain question is about getting a consumer into the grocery store to buy the goods.
If a producer in Ontario, for example, comes up with a great idea or a great product and wants to sell it, using Loblaws or Sobeys or whoever, there is quite likely a zero percent probability that they will be able to acquire space to put it on a grocery shelf.
Is that correct, or am I incorrect with that statement?