One other really concerning thing—as I was reading the reports—is in the agriculture and climate change mediation report. The fact that the department has achieved less than 2% of its overall 2030 emissions reduction target and there are only six growing seasons left to achieve the 2030 target is deeply concerning. Farmers are at the forefront of the climate crisis. They want to be part of the solution. They need the government to support them. We see only droughts, heat waves, flooding, but these all have extreme impacts on our farmers and then on consumers at the grocery store. By failing to have a climate plan for Canada's agricultural sector, the government seems to be letting farmers and Canadians down.
Can you talk a bit more about what needs to happen, and how the government needs to act urgently with a plan for sustainable agriculture to support farmers and to help them reduce emissions and adapt to climate change?