It's probably a better fit to ask that very question to my supply management colleagues who are here today, but certainly, from a CFA perspective, people are extremely aware of food security, not so much in terms of availability as in terms of affordability of food products.
The one thing supply management does is stabilize both the cost of the product for consumers and the return for the producers who are producing those products. That results in greater investment on new technologies on the farm. It results in different job creation across the country. It stabilizes small rural communities. It enhances small rural communities right across this country.
Something that gets lost a lot, particularly in the halls of government, is the impact that this has, but it also ups the gain for other countries around the world to look at our other products that are out there, saying that they're also producing at a high-quality level, an affordable level, and we're doing this with very little government support. I think that's very important to know.