Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'd like to continue with Mr. DeMarco on the discussion we're having on subsidies in this study and the nature of the definition being important globally.
If we remove a subsidy here that is inefficient in Canada and it's not removed in another country, then capital will flow to that country. We could choke off our own oil and gas industry by not making a coordinated effort with other countries that could have substitutes for the products we're producing in Canada. I think that's the nature of the peer review that's going on with Argentina.
When you're doing your audit work, are you looking at the externalities? Do you work with auditors general in other countries, who are maybe also auditing similar topics to what we're working on in Canada around fossil fuel subsidies and their definition?