Thank you.
I'd like to spend the next five minutes having a more open discussion about a report entitled “Anti‑Corruption and Integrity Outlook 2026: Canada”. In the report, you note that Canada does not have a unified central anti-corruption strategy. That's a statement of fact. There are multiple bodies that manage cases, multiple pieces of legislation and so forth.
Have you identified any benefits to a unified central strategy?
Was it simply an observation to lay out the underpinnings of Canada's provisions on the issue?