The answer is that we are working with the provinces and territories, and we're doing it in two ways that immediately strike me as relevant.
One of them is just for the work we do in my group—the office of small and medium enterprise—where we regularly engage with different provincial entities. For example, when we go to Toronto or any major urban centre, we will work with them and have a day with industry. We bring industry in where all the levels of government are working together to promote, share a table, and give presentations. It just makes it cost effective.
Industry doesn't care what level of government you are. What they want to know is, what's the opportunity? We are working closely to do that and to make sure we get our respective opportunities out there.
The second one is that more recently, in 2015, our minister was given the authority through an order in council to offer the other provinces and territories access to our procurement instruments. What this means is we that can now, in working with the provinces and territories, give them access, so that if they wish to use our instruments, instead of their doing multiple investigations on their own, we can now bring it all together.
We've started doing that. We're creating the legal agreements with them and creating the relationships. I think it is advancing very well, and we intend to grow it, but it's another way that we can work in the confederation. We can work more effective horizontally.