Certainly we work and the minister works very closely with the Canadian Automotive Partnership Council, which, as the member will know, brings together the major assemblers, the parts companies, the labour unions and so on. We are certainly talking to the council about these issues regularly.
Federally, we're also working very closely with our colleagues in the health ministry, the public safety ministry and the labour ministry, all the ministries you might expect to be involved in determining who the essential workers are and in the production of personal protective equipment.
On the specific issues of when plants would reopen and what some of the safety issues are, mostly it's about jurisdiction. I would have to defer to my colleagues in the health ministry and the Public Health Agency because those are really health-related decisions. Just to assure the member, there's a lot of close work with them, and we bring that industry knowledge to the table when they make those decisions.