That coordination is essential, certainly.
Equally important is coordinating with the Minister of International Trade Diversification, and with the finance minister, because all of this stuff needs to be funded. There needs to be a really close collaboration between those people.
However, it's not Canada alone on this agenda. There's a lot we can learn from our trade partners. When I talk about the importance of developing this methodology, I don't think we should be doing it alone. I think we should be working with our partners in international organizations to standardize a gender-based assessment that can be applied to trade agreements around the world. Wouldn't it be wonderful if we had a lens that we could apply, not only to the impacts in Canada, but that our partners could also apply in their home countries using their data?