Merci. Thank you for the question.
What is happening is that governments across the country are trying to facilitate how supply chains can work. I'll comment on the federal government for a moment. What we are seeing, federally and provincially, are funds going into the University of Laval for the nutraceutical centre there—among some other facilities across the country—to understand, for example, how clinical trials can be held on various food compounds to understand how they can work. The interest in that is because they want to be able to help the food sector develop new products that are good for you, but they need the public research infrastructure to help do so. We can probably identify across the country where there are some interesting ideas that are occurring.
The question we would ask is, are we optimizing this investment? I think the supply chains need to ask that same question: how can we optimize how they work in order to pull that research out of those good facilities? That's where we think the dialogue needs to change everywhere.