I just want to add a couple of points.
I agree with you. The relations with the provincial governments on economic matters are extraordinarily important. We want the same results. We want growth and we want strong companies, to the extent that you can bring resources together in combined efforts. If you look at programs we do, such as the automotive innovation fund, very typically you'll see that there's a federal support that we provide through that fund, and the provincial government provides matching funding, or vice versa. In the evaluation process, we are typically very well aligned when providing it.
I think from a structural perspective a really important change the government made was moving the original development agencies into the ISED portfolio, which I think really has enhanced that alignment. It has strengthened the type of intelligence that you've suggested would come from that in a really tangible way.