I am as well, but I'll just keep going because I'm running out of time. I appreciate those remarks for sure. I was an undergrad not too long ago and having a summer job meant I could pay my bills and have that employment and the skill development I depend on today.
Mr. Brown, I want to go back to you briefly with the last minute and a half I have here.
Are you getting a sense from your membership that they are looking to meaningfully contribute to the pandemic response? Before you answer, I want to put some context to that.
We are seeing considerable labour shortages in the food supply chain. We're unable to get the temporary foreign workers we're used to because of border closures because of COVID-19. The Conservatives, you may have heard, recently proposed a solution to both those problems. Having students go to work locally on farms to fill those labour shortages would be incredibly meaningful, given the fact that we're seeing food shortages and youth don't have employment opportunities.
Do you think that students would be prepared to rise to the challenge and maybe step outside their comfort zone and take a shot at working on a farm?