Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Before I get into my question for Minister Hajdu, just to be clear, the charter statement was tabled today, and you can see that if you go to today's Journals.
I want to talk a bit about the.... I'm sorry. There are people talking, so I'm having a hard time. It seems like there's a second committee.
Minister, in Atlantic Canada, where I'm from, communities depend on a relatively small number of major employers and federally regulated industries. When negotiations break down in my neck of the woods, in Atlantic Canada, it's felt immediately in every facet of society.
You've done a really good job of talking about negotiations, about the strengthening of mediation and about helping workers and employers reach agreements before disputes escalate into work stoppages. I'm wondering if you can lean into how that happens.