I think we heard from Mr. Lecours earlier that companies are lost often in the maze of the complexity of the changes and, while the Canadian government cannot overnight turn itself into an e-customs broker, help to access services like that or guidance from trade commissioners or other qualified government officials would go a long way towards helping companies sometimes understand the basics of which tariffs now apply to their businesses. I flag the Chamber network, which is representing, again, 60,000 businesses across Ontario.
You have local networks in organizations, volunteers and paid staff who can echo and augment the message that the government is bringing. There's a bit of a public awareness component to this that we certainly need to put in play.
