Of course, the supercluster is fabulous, as we all know, for the protein sector—I mentioned lentils, which of course presents a difficulty at the moment—and moving these products. It gives us a chance to produce more protein.
The Canadian agricultural partnership is a program that was put together by federal, provincial, and territorial governments, with $2 billion, 60% paid by the federal government and 40% by the provincial governments. There is also $1 billion that addresses the federal government's initiative, which is trade, research, and these issues that are so vitally important.
On the federal, provincial, and territorial side, there's agri-stability to help if you have difficulty. For example, for the fires out in western Canada, the government was able to work with the provincial government. There's a program in place in order to make sure these problems are addressed right away.
The TB issue in Alberta is another example. Being a farmer, I know these are the kinds of things that can be devastating to the agricultural sector. I'd like to say one thing on fires, too. It's very important to realize that the federal and provincial governments help, but in the end, farmers pay, because no matter what, when you have these kinds of things happening, there's never everything put in. There is always stuff that is missed, and again, the farmer pays more. I'm so fully aware of that, but we do our best to make sure that the programs address the problems as well as we can. It's the same thing with floods, innovation.... It covers a whole gamut of issues that are so vitally important to the agricultural sector.