Thank you for that.
Do you think it's important that the government of the day identify the priorities based on a number of different factors, in terms of where the bulk of these dollars go? I'll give you two examples. I know the chair represents the University of Guelph. By extension, the University of Guelph.... One could argue there's a tremendous advantage for the government of the day to invest heavily in agricultural research. The other might be, for example, at a university like the one in London, Ontario. Western University does a lot of health research.
Do you think those should be areas of priority, or examples where the government should focus their dollars because it's in the national interest to have a strong health care system, and a very robust agricultural system to feed our people?