Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Again, I'd like to thank the four witnesses we have with us today for their participation in this important study.
Food is indeed a basic necessity, so what do we do to help families spend less of their budget on food and ensure that fewer people go hungry? How do we give students optimal learning conditions at school? That's what I want to know.
In this last round, I'm going to turn to you, Ms. Gowriluk.
Towards the end of your opening remarks, you talked about avoiding unnecessary duplication. I want to give you an opportunity to talk more about the risks and duplication you were referring to.