We certainly have an ongoing conversation with our ministry on the conditions and state of the industry, on what our industry is asking for, and some of the advocacy bodies like the Tourism Industry Association of Canada are very vocal on these issues and have ongoing conversations with ISED. We provide all of the research that is provided to our industry online and take our ministry through that. I think in the past year we've produced 250 reports on different aspects, on everything from Canadian sentiments about travel and whether or not they're willing to travel and whether or not they're willing to host visitors, to the ongoing economic conditions of various parts of our sector.
We've also shared perspectives from our industry on those areas that Monique spoke about earlier around the need for clarity on what the milestones will be as our market reopens and on consistency in how we apply protocols, whether it's at the border or at individual airports, provincially and internationally. Finally, we've shared our perspective on the need for urgency, because summer is upon us and it would be very difficult if our industry is unable to have revenue driven through this summer.