Thank you for the question.
As a starting point, I would say that one of the critical elements we want to see in the next policy framework is the setting of ambitious targets for our sector. This includes focusing on our sector as a national growth engine. In doing so, we have to talk about the relative level of investment we need. As I flagged in my earlier response, there is no question that Canada is facing an uphill battle in competing globally in the agri-food sector, due to the level of support we see some of our major trading partners providing.
At the end of the day, for business risk management specifically.... These are statutory programs, so the focus is on getting the program mix right. The budget will follow, because it will be responsive. It's that responsiveness we see at the very heart of the BRM conversation, specifically.
I don't know, Brodie, whether there is anything you would like to add to this.