I think a lot of the work that is being done both by officials and industry in terms of strengthening trade relations with key trading partners needs to continue to happen.
As a matter of fact, a portion of our members have really set their eyes on the Indo-Pacific Asia region, and one of the ways they are proposing to really tackle and do better in this market is by having boots on the ground. They as well as CAFTA are calling on the need for stronger advocacy capacity within the diplomatic networks so that our officials and those representing Canada, who already do a very important and good job promoting the sector, are equipped with the proper information and tools when it comes to preventing issues from becoming problems.