Colleagues, we'll get started again. If we plan this well and we get rolling, we should be able to match this up so that we finish our witness testimony and then are able to take a quick break to vote. I know most of our witnesses have been here, but I will just go through this as quickly as I can to try to stay on time.
Welcome to our continuing study on domestic food insecurity. That's a bit of a specific on what we've been doing as part of our work at the Standing Committee on Agriculture and Agri-Food. This meeting is taking place in a hybrid format that you can watch on the website if you so wish.
Witnesses, you can speak in the language of your choice. There is translation. If for some reason translation ends, I will stop you and we'll make sure we get that back up and running and then we'll proceed. As part of that, please speak slowly and clearly for the benefit of our translators to ensure that they are able to do their jobs as well. I will recognize you, so please don't start speaking until I recognize you by name. For those of you who are with us online, please click on your microphone icon to start speaking when it's your turn to get off mute. For those of you who have been here before, you know that your microphone will likely come on by itself and you won't have to worry about it.
I will now introduce our witnesses for the second panel. With the Canadian Agri-Food Trade Alliance is Claire Citeau. From Saskatchewan Wheat Development Commission, we have Brett Halstead via video conference. From Second Harvest, we have Lori Nikkel.
Thank you all for coming. You will each have five minutes for your opening remarks, and then we'll carry on with our questions from the floor. Now we will proceed with Ms. Citeau for five minutes.
Go ahead, please.