That's very good.
I'd like to turn to you, Ms. Citeau. You focused on international trade, which we know Canada does very well at as an exporter of food. We could do more by some of the changes you have mentioned, but when we're talking about global food insecurity, it seems that some of the problems that have been realized in the last while have to do with issues that cause problems when it comes to trade: things like wars, climate events, obviously, and unreliable partners you can't trust to necessarily deliver the goods that they say they will.
I'm wondering what you think about the balance between actually increasing our self-reliance within Canada and trying to ensure we can produce more here, because it seems to me that addresses some of these issues better, perhaps, than increasing our trade with other countries.