What we and the farmers are saying is that their crops are very important. Grain must be shipped but so should the other crops. This is crucially important for our economy. We cannot carry on. It is quite interesting, as my colleague across the way indicated, that grain is crucially important for the economy.
Grain is crucially important for Canada's international commitments.
There are all the other aspects which make up the whole picture. Members across can pick up on things that suit them and present their arguments. This does not give the whole picture. If we think it is critically important for the nation and need to address it in a bill then let us address the whole issue, let us address the whole picture. All farmers are equally important.