Thank you, Chair.
Speaking of family farms and transferring family farms, there was an important bill that was before the House that didn't even get to committee stage because it is now more advantageous to sell your farm or small business to somebody you don't know than it is to transfer it to your son or daughter. This is something that had broad support across Canada, and it's unfortunate the Minister of Finance himself spread disinformation and it didn't even get to committee. I would say that most members on the other side voted for it, but we did not give tools or extra help to farmers looking to transfer their farms, and small business owners, and even people who have fishing businesses. It's sad that we didn't get to have that, because I think it would have been very helpful.
On the topic of the national food strategy, I consulted my constituents throughout the summer. You could go on and on and talk about everything, and I know that the government has narrowed it down to four subjects. Public trust came up when we were doing a study at committee on the next agricultural framework. How do you think this food strategy could help increase public trust?