It's income. I would argue that it's income.
To your first question, I would say that federally you have a role to play in the harmonization of things across the provinces. That's a big problem. When we can get a farmers tax credit in four provinces and not across the board, that's a problem.
Poverty reduction is about income. People need money in their pockets to buy food. That is a very complex system. It is not just within the agriculture system. I would go back to the argument that the agriculture system is broken when we can waste this much food while people are hungry. It won't solve hunger, but we can solve an environmental imperative while we work on policy for the economics of just your average person.