I think it's just about organizing the system to roll out the help more quickly. I'll give you an example. I have friends in Quebec who practise crop diversification. In 2023, they experienced $350,000 in losses because of flooding. In 2025, they still hadn't received a payment. They had to rely on their community to help cover the losses; they did fund-raising and used all their savings to save the farm one year. In 2025, they were hit by more climate events, and the wildfires took a severe toll. Again, they managed to get by. They got their first AgriRecovery payment, but the last time I checked, they still hadn't received their second payment. All that to say it's just about making sure that the payments go out much more quickly.
Did you want to add anything, Ms. Ross?