Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to the witnesses.
If I pop out, it's because I'm going to get my phone, which broke, and then my glasses broke. These are 15 years old, so I can't see you. If I'm squinting at you, it's not because I don't believe you.
Mr. Vis had a good question with regard to the exportation of plastics and so forth. It was really embarrassing, I think, for a lot of Canadians when we saw what took place in the Philippines. I want to follow up on that.
Are you making assurances here for us today that, if it goes to the United States...? I'd never thought about what Mr. Vis just brought up, which is that we could do indirectly what we can't supposedly do directly now. I believe that—I'm just going by memory now because I dealt with this file—we didn't sign all the international agreements on plastic dumping into developing countries and other countries.
Can you perhaps give me an update as to those two things? I think there was a side agreement—it starts with a B—to stop some of that, and I'm not sure if Canada signed that. Can you also talk about what Mr. Vis raised with regard to sending it to the United States, maybe to Mexico or some other place—it doesn't matter where—to end up somewhere else that we can't track?