I think there are couple of pieces. There are joint federal-provincial programs that are important players in the funding space. Sustainable CAP, for instance, is a vital support for farmers and producers, with their equipment costs and things like that. There's a new policy framework being developed for SCAP right now. It's important to think through some of the questions this committee is addressing in that policy framework development.
The other role the feds can really play is as a target setter. In agreements with the provinces, such as the school food agreements, the federal government has the opportunity to build in targets and look to the provinces to figure out ways to meet them, particularly for institutional procurement, which is a real driver of this.