I'll address the first question. I want to make it perfectly clear that we, at the Grain Farmers of Ontario—and I think I can speak for eastern Canadian farmers—once again, aren't looking to promote business with Russia. What we are asking is for this government and all decision-makers to support Canadian family farms. We're all trying to work together to address food affordability, food sovereignty and food security, and family farms are part of that answer.
That being said, we welcome any ideas. We want to work constructively with the government and all decision-makers to solve this problem. We're not looking to politicize this issue. We want solutions for farmers, agriculture and, ultimately, our citizens. We would welcome sitting down and talking about any ideas to move fertilizer more efficiently from parts of this nation into eastern Canada to solve this problem or to bring in fertilizer from other parts of the world so that our farmers can be productive and competitive.