Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Thank you for coming to meet with us today.
Investment treaties and bilateral agreements currently enable Canadian investors outside Canada to sue certain governments if they pass legislation on, for example, the environment or social or public health issues that cause them to lose money.
Would the Canadian Chamber of Commerce object if investment treaties stopped exposing governments to such lawsuits when they pass an act or non-discriminatory practice consistent with the common good, but that at the same time would cause companies to lose money?