I've watched the non-enforceability or violation of WTO decisions in certain countries unfold over the last two years, essentially the imposition of sanctions on our goods. The public commentary has always been that we don't have the leverage. I would argue the opposite. Certain countries that do these things still want to buy out Canadian industries that have strategic value to their country.
Taking the point of saying that we don't want to completely chase away FDI, we don't want to be a banana republic or more of an unstable place to do business than we are under the current government, but we would definitely want to say there's a certain line we draw as a country where we say we're going to stop selling you our mines.
Should Parliament be considering that?