Thank you, Mr. Harrison.
I want to switch to you, Mr. Charlebois.
You mentioned that we don't have a food security problem as much as we have a productivity and competitiveness challenge in Canada. In your op-ed last week, you talked about the Liberals' food strategy being not really a food security strategy, because it doesn't address the real core issues that we're facing. Do you feel that this was a missed opportunity, not addressing eliminating the industrial carbon tax, for example, deficit spending and really taking steps to harmonize regulations? Was this a missed opportunity?