First of all, that's an excellent point, and I commend the agriculture committee for doing that great work.
I think the whole issue that the Conservative Party has with the price on pollution is just slogan-based. It's not based in rationality, and if you take a really hard look at the facts, their slogans unravel very easily.
Let's go back to nutrition north, because this is a nutrition north meeting. We established the nutrition north compliance and audit review committee, which consists of members from the advisory board of nutrition north, members from the indigenous working group, and regional representatives from the Inuit-Crown food security working group. We also established the food security research grant several years ago as part of nutrition north. Through it, we will fund researchers who want to do research work on food insecurity in the north to come up with better ideas, new ideas, to address that or to give us some research on how we can make our programs more effective and more efficient to address food insecurity.
Having said all that, I will say that food insecurity and food inflation in the north are a huge issue. We have to do a better job. We are going about it earnestly, rolling up our sleeves, forming partnerships, and talking and collaborating with partners from the territories and indigenous governments, and that's not going to stop.