We, as a government, have obviously maintained our promise of entering into free trade agreements around the world. We've completed CETA and CPTPP and renegotiated USMCA. All of the countries we have trading relationships with are covered by tax conventions or multilateral tax treaties.
I would argue that it is along those lines that the Canadian economy benefits, that the investment flows between countries benefit, and that Bill S-6 is another step in that direction. Madagascar may not be a household name to all Canadians at home today, but nonetheless it is a country that we do trade with and have an investment relationship with.
Without the tax convention, how difficult would it be to undertake those trade and investment flows with a country like Madagascar?