With the time available, let me build on my last answer by talking about paperless trade. This will allow exporters, small and large, to enjoy a tell-us-once principle, whereby ease of access and ease of use of all of these very complicated customs, brokerage, freight forwarding, bills of lading, in some cases food inspection, in some cases other compliance requirements by the border authorities.... All of this will hopefully come to a place where you have one compliance process.
It is digital. You get quicker answers where answers are required and better access, therefore, to Canada's supply chains, trading apparatus and trading infrastructure. That is a big win for all Canadian businesses, small and large.
