That wraps up our third round.
I'd like to thank the witnesses for joining us.
As always, you have provided excellent information. We appreciate your time and all the work you're doing on this crisis.
I would like also to acknowledge again the House of Commons conference service, which has taken on this challenge of providing, for the first time ever, a fully virtual committee meeting. It has never happened before. There are certainly challenges, but I think we've been able to work through them quite successfully. There are particular challenges involved with doing a meeting of this kind that are not found in normal business communications, such as having to interface with ParlVU for public access, as well as having three different channels for language and translation, so I appreciate their effort. I know they are working around the clock to get us a video conference solution, hopefully for next week. I would like to thank them for responding so quickly. They have had less than a week to work on this, so I really appreciate what they are doing.
Members of the committee, I would like to remind you to get your priority list of witnesses for the next meetings to the clerk, hopefully by 4 p.m. eastern time tomorrow. The analysts will collate them into a single document and I will have my staff arrange a conference call among the members of the subcommittee to discuss witnesses for the next meeting.
With that, I would like to thank everyone for participating. I hope we're all doing well during this crisis.
The meeting is adjourned.