I have a follow-up question to that, but I'll first say that in regard to Mr. Stanford, the first time I met Mr. Stanford was I think in 2008 when we were going through the committee hearings regarding the auto sector. I think members from all parties actually worked together fairly well at that time to get an understanding about what challenges were faced. We heard a lot about the important investment in the auto sector at the time. I think the government investment that was made at that time served us very well.
When you were talking, the theme I heard was stewardship, in a sense, in all of those things. Over the last six or seven years, we have made some changes to the Investment Canada Act. We introduced the national security provisions, very incremental changes with regard to state-owned enterprises, and obviously with regard to the accountability and transparency provisions most recently, and then with regard to what we're dealing with today.
Will the Investment Canada Act be better because of the changes we're making today?