Thank you, Mr. Chair.
The presentation is clear—and I think it's obvious, too—that with the additional responsibilities the Competition Bureau has been provided over the last decade, if we want to have a more serious allocation of some of the laws in place, then the resources need to be there for it. It's going to become more robust in terms of the complications to do so, especially internationally. The treaties we've signed over the last number of years haven't included some of the things probably necessary to keep up to speed with some of the issues you deal with. In fact, they've been missed opportunities with many of our agreements. They don't have these as internal components, which they could.
That aside, how do we rank with our G7 partners, in terms of protecting competition in Canada, in terms of your counterparts in the United States, Australia, and others? Where does Canada rank with this?