It is a bit of both. On the enforcement side, we welcome complaints and information from Canadians or stakeholders, which can inform our enforcement work. We have partnerships with law enforcement across the country as well, such as the Canadian anti-fraud centre.
In our promotion work, we are looking more proactively at how we can use the resources of the bureau to get the biggest bang for the buck, to promote competition in markets that matter the most to Canadians. We want to hear from everyone as to what is concerning them, so that we can inform our priorities. As I've said, our number one priority right now is affordability for Canadians—that is in food, and that is in all essential services. That is our annual plan and our priority, and we will continue to do that.
Mr. Hollingworth might be able to give you a bit more detail on how we decide on our promotion work and where to put our resources.