I think it's important to note that agriculture is not one industry. It's hundreds of industries, representing significant diversity.
There are, within that, a lot of different elements as to what's needed to move our sector forward. I think that first and foremost is reliable access to transportation. That can take the form of a greater investment in diversifying the options and channels to get to Prince Rupert, for example. Modernization of the Second Narrows bridge is a critical element for the entire western economy, including the Prairies and much of western Canadian agriculture.
On top of that, when we think of infrastructure and agriculture, value-added processing capacity in Canada is critical. Finding tools to make sure we have a tax and regulatory environment that's conducive to investment in value added allows agriculture not only to continue to be a global leader in quality agricultural products but also to do more value creation here in Canada. It also ensures that we are doing some of the significant transformation that can take place here in Canada, instead of moving it abroad to have it processed and potentially even reimported to Canada at that time.