When it comes to agriculture, the federal government's tool of choice is the agricultural policy framework. The federal government can use program funding to influence decisions provinces will make. That is one of the elements. For example, if you want to make better investments in the environment, prepare for climate change and ensure better food security for Canadians—because that is important—the federal government can very well include those elements in the policy framework, fund some of them and encourage the provinces to also invest in those aspects.
The next generation of farmers is a good example. Quebec's programs for young farmers are more generous than those in other provinces, but that is a decision the province made. The federal government could do the same and encourage the other provinces, through funding, to also provide more generous programs for the next generation of farmers. Another consideration for young farmers is access to land, which is a real challenge. On the one hand, the price of land has increased significantly. On the other hand, it is often said that there is a shortage of young farmers, but that is not the case. The fact of the matter is that young farmers do not have the means to access land.