Thank you, Mr. Chair.
It was a wonderful opportunity to come here today and join in the conversations around youth employment. I think it's great that the study continues. It sounds like you have many good studies coming up in the queue, especially with temporary foreign workers. I think this is a really important point to talk about right now.
I've heard from colleagues about looking beyond a one-size-fits-all on that program. It would be really great to prioritize listening to witnesses in this regard across the country, from coast to coast to coast, as they go through that, as well as all the many other studies that you have going on right now. I know that housing is a big priority for this government. It was unfortunate, I think, that I didn't have time to speak to that last witness and ask questions of the forestry sector about how they're getting ready for our work around modern methods of construction in the forestry sector. We know that we want to buy Canadian and use Canadian lumber. It is an important industry.
It's just very unfortunate that we went into this debate early and I lost my opportunity to ask those questions. I'm hopeful that we can continue to prioritize our time in a good way around the questions that matter most to Canadians right now, because that's what they expect from us.