If I could kick it off, access to capital is an incredibly important issue in agriculture and, indeed, throughout the entire agri-food value chain, but it's more so at the farm level, where they are not necessarily big businesses that are able to access capital like an internationally recognized food manufacturer. They're family-run businesses. Making sure that there's adequate access to capital at reasonable rates and having the tax incentives in place to allow for the modernization and the adoption of new technologies are incredibly important.
An important dimension for Canada that's not directly related to BRM but is an important issue is how that helps enable farm succession and the passing on of farms to the next generation so that the next generation isn't necessarily burdened with an enormous capital debt but can use cash flow to grow their operations successfully, again, through the adoption of technology and innovation.