Okay.
The agricultural sector has many risks. As mentioned earlier, we work with the living and the climate. We're currently experiencing significant floods. We don't control the elements of nature.
The key to investing in agriculture is risk management. For farmers, it's a matter of having access to risk management programs that enable them to invest.
In Canada, risk management programs were cut significantly, especially in 2013. Canadian producers left the AgriStability program. The producers are therefore assuming a greater share of the risks.
However, since 2008, we've had good market prices for grain and meat. The market situation has been good, which means we've done fairly well in this period. Farm Credit Canada mentioned it.
However, prices have dropped in the past and could drop again in the future. If there were a drop in prices, producers wouldn't be able to handle the situation with the current Canadian programs. That's why, in the renegotiation of the agricultural policy framework, we're asking for a greater investment in risk management. Measures could be implemented to intervene only if the markets crash and not each year, regardless of the market situation. By creating a risk management program, we could handle the volatility of market prices, which have increased with globalization.
That's all.