Let me jump in for a moment, Jaspinder.
To your point about what came out in the statement, I would say a couple of things. We heard a lot about how to get more external voices talking about regulation and how to think more about economic issues when we look at regulation. You will see a commitment to set up an external voice to advise the government on regulation. You'll see commitments to regularly update legislation to get rid of old economic impediments that are in legislation and regulation that aren't necessary. You will also see a commitment to put more economic emphasis just generally on how we look at regulations.
How do we tackle regulation well? Obviously, it's maintaining food safety in the case of CFIA, and the health of Canadians in the case of Health Canada. It's not giving up the prudential aspects of regulation, but how do we bring more of this economic, innovation, and trade lens to the discussion? That's maybe some of the overarching....
I'm sorry, Jaspinder. You're on.