Of course.
In your address, you spoke at length about agriculture and irrigation. Water is indeed important for agriculture. I'm tempted to say that it's important for us too. I've always said that since our bodies are two-thirds water, it must be what's called an essential service.
The climate is warming now. We know the causes and the consequences of climate warming. In a province like yours, which is mainly based on agriculture, have you begun to think about the floods, droughts and related water shortages that will occur with climate change?
Do you plan to deal concurrently with mitigating and adapting to climate change?