On the sidelines of this meeting, we surveyed some members. We were told that you can't choose when a natural disaster or an incident is going to happen. It can happen on a weekend; it can happen on a holiday.
In 2026 we have very advanced technological tools. The response time could easily be improved if we were allowed to use that technology to demonstrate the effects and the reality experienced by the producer.
To get back to your question, I think we need to take a look at the current technological tools. This would make it easier to interview producers and understand their reality. As we know, we don't know when the effects will be felt. That is the recommendation I can give you.
You also mentioned a specific situation in your region related to wildfires. That's very important. It happened, and it was devastating. We're often told that there's a lack of cash flow, liquidity, for operations. This compensation must be quick and easy because producers are sometimes forced to sell their harvest to buy their seeds. If they miss the window to buy seeds and have seedlings on time, that's very problematic.