It's a difficult question to answer, because every industry, every company's calculus, when they look at the prospects of investing and entering Canada, is different. At the bureau, we believe fundamentally in the importance of pro-competitive regulations, and we're constantly trying to provide advice to governments at all levels in that regard.
In some instances it's removing regulations; in others it's making sure that regulations are smart and promote competition. One example is open banking. That is, from our perspective, a smart and important regulation to unlock competition in financial services.
All of that is to say I think every industry is different in terms of how companies are assessing the viability of entry in the role of regulation. Our job is to try to advocate in favour of smart, pro-competitive regulation and to lower barriers to entry when we can.