I would just add, from a border carbon adjustment perspective, that to the extent that a border carbon adjustment is increasing the cost for companies that want to get into Canada, it would likely decrease the amount of imports that are coming in, so I would think the CFIA would not be affected in terms of needing more resources.
I think where we would see it is more on the administration side. For example, it could be ECCC expertise in terms of ensuring that we know what the embedded emissions are in goods, CBSA at the border, and the Department of Finance to some extent as well.