Certainly. I think there are a number of them. I think it speaks to the strength of the Canada-U.S. relationship and the foresight of Canadian decision-makers back in the day to codify some of those relationships.
Certainly we'll take the Boundary Waters Treaty of 1909 as an example. That created the International Joint Commission to help Canada and the U.S. manage issues related to water quantity and water quality. Certainly that treaty and the commission have served Canadian interests very well by creating a space for Canada and the U.S. to have very frank conversations around water issues. I would point to that.
I think there are a number of organizations or bilateral institutions managed by colleagues at the Department of Fisheries and Oceans related to fisheries management and protection. Those have also served Canada very well.