Yes. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Mr. Verheul, it's been asked why a party can't decide on the most complex and largest trade agreement in the history of Canada based on a technical summary. I'm going to refer to the technical summary and put some questions to you, and we'll see how clear they are.
Under the ISDS provision, on page 14, it says you have negotiated a “transparent ISDS process, making submissions to the arbitral panel public and generally opening hearings to anyone interested”.
With regard to the word “generally”, does that mean there are circumstances where hearings will not be open to the public? If so, what are those circumstances?