With respect to the international offices, they're going to be in-market professionals. They have an understanding of the market conditions and have relationships in the business community. They will be able to foster and sell the attributes of the province to the world. With this addition, we'll have a presence of up to eight international offices. They will be located with the new investment agency in Alberta. There will be a strong interplay between the investment agency and ourselves.
In terms of policy applications, in addition to our macroeconomic policies around red tape reduction and a low-tax environment, we have made significant investment into our irrigation infrastructure. There was a recent announcement to enable high-quality supplies for grower irrigated acres. We then have, through the Canadian agriculture partnership, programming for value-added that will help work for the expansion and growth of those 600 companies that exist in Alberta and support our overall growth objectives for the province.