The program you are talking about was created in 2003. It has contributed to the development of expertise that encouraged the development of cooperatives. That expertise still exists today, and we believe that government support is no longer needed because the cooperatives include a dynamic model and perform excellently.
You also spoke about the rural nature of these communities. I mentioned earlier that the government thinks that all departments are responsible for ensuring that their policies and programs take into account the realities of rural communities, their opportunities and their unique challenges. Those departments must also ensure that their programs are applied in that respect.