Domestically what Canada can do is make sure that our regulatory system is allowing, for example, gene-edited varieties of plants onto the market in a timely manner, because they have the ability to deal with the use of far less inputs, whether in dealing with water or dealing with heat blooms. Looking at it holistically is one way, but our approach to plants with novel traits needs to be improved so that farmers get access to varieties that are more resilient and can grow in different temperatures.
I can speak to that, being in our wheelhouse: Make sure that our farmers have access to products that can deal with climate change. That requires our regulatory system to be nimble and agile and all of those sorts of things.