With regard to financing, it's an important one.
I can say that I've heard, particularly from members, that having access to regular financing is an issue. I know Farm Credit Canada has been more active in this space. I think it used to focus exclusively on farmers, but I know it's increasingly funding and looking at opportunities in the processing sector.
I'm sorry to come back to labour again, but right now I have several members looking to keep growing their businesses but are really challenged right now because they can't get people. Especially for us, we are thankful and privileged to be operating in an environment where farmers are financed, which means we have a reliable supply of food for the Canadian market. As my chair mentioned in his introduction, we're focused on supplying the Canadian market. Given that situation, we need to address our labour challenges.
Also, your Liberal colleague had a question about investment. We're also expecting and hoping that the government will fulfill its commitment to provide trade compensation for our industry. I know our producer friends have already started to see some of those investments being made—