Thank you.
Thank you, Mr. Donally. I think I'm going to call you Captain Donally instead. I understand that you were the captain of the Windsor Spitfires. Obviously, you got drafted by the Calgary Flames and played in the AHL for quite some time. I know when you were playing with the Spitfires you were likely playing against the Plymouth Whalers, the Flint Firebirds or the Erie Otters. I realize that were you in the corner—because you are a big strong man, sir—you had elbows up, you absolutely had elbows up, but at the end of every game you went to centre ice and you shook hands with our friends from Michigan and Ohio, as an example, our hockey friends.
For the sake of the industry, for the sake of the jobs, how important is it now for our government to meet with the U.S. government at centre ice, shake hands and get a deal done?