Thank you for the question.
Normally what we see is that when we are discussing Investment Canada Act cases, company executives come to Canada for those discussions. Often, of course, we have telephone conference calls and that kind of thing, but almost always we end up with face-to-face meetings between officials and company executives in Canada as we negotiate and learn about their undertakings.
Of course, our role is to provide the minister with information so he can make his judgment about whether a transaction will be a net benefit to Canada. We're very constrained by the Investment Canada Act as to how much we can say about individual transactions. So mostly what we have to do is talk about the process, because the information is protected by the act and often is commercially sensitive. But it is clear that in almost all cases I have been involved with since being appointed director of investments for the Investment Canada Act, they result in face-to-face meetings, and usually a number of meetings, here in Canada.