Those are measures that seem to, of course, increase resilience but also positively impact a farmer's bottom line because of the cost of inputs and so on.
Also, as you may recall, in the last Parliament, our committee looked at processing capacity in Canada, and I really appreciate your remarks about JBS and Cargill and their absolute dominance of the Canadian market. The shift in a few short decades and the way the free market has really been centralized to give complete control to just two players has been quite incredible.
I'd like you to expand a little bit more on that, because processing capacity and supply chains are intricately linked. Maybe you could take some time to expand on what you would like to see our committee recommend, vis-à-vis the federal government, to ensure that smaller communities have better access to processing capacity and therefore increased resilience.