Thank you very much for the question.
It's obviously a complicated situation when you get into global marketplaces and global supply chains. I think one of the most important things that Canadian businesses are confronting right now is an understanding of a scenario that's very unpredictable for them, with a lot of changing rules and regulations, both internationally in the United States and, frankly, globally as well.
From that standpoint, I think what we're trying to make sure we do, from a Government of Canada standpoint, is to provide the supports necessary for businesses to plan, as best as possible, in a scenario that represents a high degree of uncertainty. Whether that is through trade agreements that exist and helping them make sure they can access foreign markets, or whether that's through understanding what products and marketplaces they can access most effectively, all of those things are strategies that we are working on actively right now with companies to try to make sure they're in a position not only to bridge through a difficult time but also to be positioned for a future in which they will need to make sure they can stay competitive at a global level.