Absolutely, and I can certainly follow up in writing.
There have been a number of actions that have been proposed in this communication. I am assuming your question relates to the help that we're giving to farmers in the EU. That is a support package of $500 million euros, so roughly $750 million Canadian, and it makes use of our crisis reserve.
The idea is to support the European producers who have been most affected by the serious consequences of the war in Ukraine. It allows member states to provide additional financial support to farmers and to address market disturbances that come from both the increase in the input costs and due to the trade restrictions.
We have also accepted more advances of direct payments and triggered an exceptional and temporary derogation to allow the production of crops on fallow lands. Then we have called on member states also to take some measures such as reducing VAT—the equivalent of our HST—on prices of food so that food is, of course, less costly, but that's more for European consumers.
I'll be happy to follow up in writing, of course.