I want to expand on Mr. Lampron's point.
The Farm Bill, in the United States, amounts to over $100 billion in all kinds of assistance. The food stamp program, which helps the most disadvantaged people access agri-food products, is part of this assistance. The assistance also benefits farmers because it supports the demand. Therefore, there are benefits for both parties. We're a bit concerned about this issue when it comes to a possible Canadian food policy. We must take things into consideration when we talk about both ensuring that the most disadvantaged people in our society have access to nutritious food and establishing an agri-food policy that includes exports. There may be some conflicting interests here.