Certainly I think we would support that vision, as reflected in our commitment to the road to 2050. This road map that we're looking to develop has been done before.
It would look very similar in its approach to the one that was developed by farmers in the United Kingdom. That is, it would provide concrete recommendations that are developed by farmers to provide government with clear direction on, first, where greater potential exists—where Canadian farmers know they can do more—and, second, what some of the barriers are to uptake. For example, why don't we see more western Canadian farmers practising cover cropping? What can we do to incentivize that practice? Is there greater investment in research required, for example?
Providing government with that direction in terms of where funds, policies and programs should be directed is the intention of the road map, ultimately, as is having farmers at the centre of that conversation.