Yes. Thank you.
We co-chair the framework working group at the G20 with India and have done so since 2009. What it does is it allows us to be engaged in the work the G20 does in thinking about the objectives of the international work that we do together. As we think about priorities globally, a good example would be the priority in China, which, under their G20 leadership, was around inclusive growth.
Of course, we were able to have really important insight and ability to influence the agenda. Clearly, each president of the year—that year, China—has the overall responsibility, but we're very involved in actually doing the work that gets us to conclude on what we can do together. Our objective, of course, is to encourage other countries to take economic actions that will help in their country but that will also, as a result, help the global economy, which will have a benefit for Canadians.
In thinking about how the global economy works, we do help Canadians directly. Our growth rate, while hugely advantaged because of the kind of work we've done over the last couple of years in helping Canadians to have more money directly in their pockets, is also enabled because the international growth rate has improved. That's part of the work we do together at places like the G20 table. We have Canadian experts who are at that table helping to get to good global conclusions.