No apologies.
I sat on several international boards of companies operating in Canada. I was the Canadian director, so I was there to say what you could do in Canada, what you couldn't do in Canada, how Canada might differ from European or Asian countries in terms of how we implement policy. Often the board would just say, “Okay, that's a Canadian thing, we get it, but in order to do our overall...how could we work within the Canadian context?”
So far today, we've talked about a lot of things dealing with the Canada Business Corporations Act versus the Investment Canada Act. We actually do have laws in place to protect Canadian businesses from doing things that would be illegal in Canada. Could you make a brief distinction between the corporations act and the investment act and how they might work together?