That's really an interesting question. You probably heard Minister Vandal's answer on nutrition north as well as some of the supports through COVID that have supported country food. I saw some amazing stuff going on in Inuvialuit in particular over the summer to keep people safe and get them good, nutritious food.
I don't think we should be afraid to speak publicly about the fact that we need to have a rethink and perhaps a means testing of some of the investments we're doing to keep healthy and nutritious food going into the north and, in particular, the Far North. I don't have the answers to that just yet. I think it's going to take a lot of work with rights holders to come up with a plan that's a little smarter than nutrition north.
Nutrition north works in different ways. It certainly needs more money, but the reality is that someone making a lot of money can get the same type of rebate that someone with less means can, and I don't think that's necessarily fair. I'm not launching a revamp of nutrition north from the committee, but I think we need to put some thought into that because it isn't working at the height at which it needs to work in order to keep people properly fed.