Thank you for being here with us tonight.
You probably don't know this, but in my riding of Acadie—Bathurst in New Brunswick, we have lots of fish plants. Some of those fish plants have been owned by Japanese people for many years. We have a strong relationship with the Japanese people. They came, I think, 20 to 25 years ago. They mostly bought crab and now lobster.
You talk about the trade that is very important for both countries. I want to talk more on the economic side of the Indo-Pacific strategy. In regard to trade and the strategy that we have put forward right now, how important do you think it is that we need to keep making sure that the strategy is a good one and that it will be profitable for all of the countries that will participate in this strategy? Is there something that you think we can do better, or are we on the right track regarding this strategy?