To build on that as a connection—speaking about the forced labour issue and the tariffs, the section 301 investigation that was imposed on Canada and about 60 other countries earlier this year—I'll ask you this: Would you agree with me that the piece of legislation the Liberals have introduced to counter that, Bill C-35, is one thing, but it's going to be a matter of the actual implementation at a fast speed, giving more tools to the CBSA and then using those tools and stopping forced labour, turning shipments around or confiscating them and disposing of them, and penalising the importers that are doing that? Do you agree with me that it's not so much the legislation, when it comes to NATO's 2% target, but following through in a timely manner on the implementation?
