It's a foundation that they've built their digital government on. You're not allowed to double-ask.
Mr. Greer, I think you'd made another point about the concept of prosperity not being in the mandate. For example—and I've shared this with my colleagues here—look at the regulation of drugs. Canada, the United States, and Europe have in their mandates that they have to make sure that their populations are safe, but they also have to get innovative medicines through. They have that in Europe. They have the word “innovation” again in the FDA for food and drugs in the United States. When you come to Canada, it's just, “Keep us safe.” When you go there and say, “Hey, I have a way to be more prosperous, more innovative”, they say, “Well, good for you.”
Would it be a good idea to write that into the mandate? We talk about true action to change the regulators' actual mandates.