Thank you very much for your questions.
I can answer these questions by telling you about our fourth recommendation. I didn't have time to discuss it with you earlier. We believe it is important, within the framework of the national school food program, to establish multidimensional coordination mechanisms involving all levels of government, various sectors of society and certain departments in order to create a foundation and a clear vision of the system's universality.
For now, we can only prioritize disadvantaged communities or schools that have organized themselves to meet their students' needs on their own. We support this ecosystem. We believe that in Canada, just as international models and best practices demonstrate, it is important to eventually aim for universality.
That said, funding is insufficient, and we must indeed start by prioritizing communities and needs.
We really need to create a form of sustainable funding. It is truly important to establish a clear vision, supported by governance structures that will engage all sectors and enable interconnections and monitoring of results.