Mr. Chair, if you don't mind, I have just one more thing to add that I think is quite crucial for all of you to hear, going forward.
What we feel is an important lesson learned from what we just lived through is that we have to look very closely at Canada's trade remedy system. We have to be willing to—the word I have in my head is “modernize”, but that's not quite the right word. We have to address today's modern circumstances, which are very uncertain, and very unpredictable.
It's been alluded to a couple of times, but I want to put a pin in it. We have established a working group on trade remedy strengthening. We absolutely have to, over the next two years—and this is my answer to your two-year question—put those recommendations put into place, not stand still and continue to do more.
I just wanted to make the point on why we are comfortable enough with the two years. It's because we expect that those additional steps will be taking place in parallel.