I'll start, and Ms. Bergeron will add to my response if needed.
In terms of crop insurance, one major problem we've seen is the four-contiguous-hectare requirement to be able to claim damages. If a producer doesn't have four contiguous hectares that are damaged, the program will not cover it. We see this on a fairly regular basis. For example, if a farmer has two separate areas of three hectares each. Together, that makes six hectares that are damaged, but since the two areas are not connected, it doesn't qualify. It's a pretty simple thing, I'd say. This is an improvement that could be made and that would be greatly appreciated.
Ms. Bergeron, I don't know whether you would like to add anything.