I guess I'll take a crack at that and then maybe see if we have any comments from the interdepartmental perspective.
You're right. Our mandate as a department is innovation. It's promoting economic development.
I would say that, overall, the regulatory process is one in which we do work together. I mentioned the cabinet directive on regulation earlier, and I think this is really important. The department at Treasury Board Secretariat just renewed and revised the cabinet directive on regulation, and that cabinet directive really applies to every single department that regulates, every single organization that regulates.
It used to be that if you were a regulator and you assessed the impact on small businesses of a regulation to be less than $1 million, you would not have to do a small business assessment, essentially, if you had less than $1 million of economic impact.
That has changed. The new directive requires every single regulation to go through a small business assessment, so it doesn't matter, that dollar value. It can be zero dollar value. I think this is really important in ensuring that the signal is sent that it's critical that the impact on businesses be assessed, whether they're small businesses or large businesses.