I would say there are three phases of work or analysis that we think the committee would obviously pursue, but I don't want to be presumptuous as to how they would wish to carry out their mandate. Obviously, they have to turn to the situations in our sectors as they stand now, and each of them is facing very unique challenges and pressures. They have to take that into account and also understand fully our health response and how the public health advice and the evolution of the restart are affecting those sectors.
The next phase is obviously to look at how to stabilize and how to ensure that we incentivize a return to work that is safe, to make people confident and make them trust that their workplaces will be safe, and to restore confidence overall in the restart effort.
The third phase is reimagining and looking for opportunities coming out of this crisis, returning to growth and looking at each sector to identify opportunities for government, industry, and stakeholders to work together to get on a solid growth track coming out of the crisis.
I would say there are three phases of work, but again, I would defer to the council. It will decide how it will conceive of this and come back to the government of its own accord.