Okay. Thanks.
The global food system is a big ship. It takes a long time to turn it and make significant change. I referred to the 2008 food crisis. At the time, there was a recognition that there had been decades of underinvestment in agriculture. The G7, including Canada and others, put money into the system for three years. It didn't make significant changes.
I think we need to respond quickly, but whatever we do quickly is unlikely to shift things dramatically in the long-term food system until we start investing in agriculture in all of the countries currently so dependent on imports. In the short term, there is a big need, but it's not at risk of undermining the long term. We need to do that as well.