You've put a stop to these practices for the moment, and even disinvested in this area. That's good. Thank you for your answer.
This doesn't resolve the broader issue of other foreign funds in Canada. Small farmers are finding it increasingly difficult to access land to produce quality food grown in Canada. I'm more familiar with the situation in Quebec. However, I'm sure that the same thing is happening in the other provinces.
My other question is about ethical investments, monitoring and the practices of the companies in which you've invested. You spoke to my colleague about two systems. In the first system, which is more automated, it's harder to predict issues. In the second system, you make larger investments, so you have more influence.
How are you reassuring Canadians that their money isn't being invested in tax havens or in companies with questionable tax practices that aim to pay as little tax as possible in all countries? We all know about this issue. I'd like to know how you influence these companies to change their practices, either by sitting on their boards of directors or by other means.