Thank you for your question, Ms. Fortier.
The invasion has definitely had appalling consequences for agri-food markets. Russia still influences the markets, particularly for wheat. It's now selling wheat at low prices to undermine exports from Canada and the United States. So its influence is quite significant, and that will continue for some time. Food is still being used as a weapon several months after the invasion, and that's why we mustn't take the situation lightly and look ahead to reconstruction.
Furthermore, from what I've been hearing since earlier, people seem to believe there will be an end to this war. I'm not so sure about that. You have to think about developing an economy in wartime because, even if you want peace, there's no guarantee you'll get it. You have to think about developing the market, and the recommendations I've made today will help move the situation in that direction.