Thank you, Mr. Chair.
My question is for the three witnesses who own agricultural land.
Obviously, a risk management program is designed to reduce risks. We face climate risks, financial risks and political risks, which we're seeing more of this year. However, producers in Quebec will have to face a new risk: the risk associated with the Alto project.
Picture this situation on your farm: Your land is going to be cut in half, a train is going to run through it for the next 100 years, the track will be fenced off completely, and you'll have difficulty crossing it to get to the other side of your land.
Could this have a substantial impact on your profit margins?