Thank you for your comments and your question.
In terms sectors and mandates in the sector, I think that rather than being prescriptive, we will be doing it based on research and data. Capital will flow where it makes sense for it to flow. Our job is to present to investors where we have strengths in Canada, and that will be the model we will follow. Fortunately, we have extraordinarily diverse economic strengths all across the country, in all the sectors that I referenced earlier, and more.
In terms of targets, the report that Dominic Barton submitted to the Prime Minister, which helped launch this agency, said that if we doubled our annual growth of FDI attraction, it would mean about an extra $45 billion.
Getting from 2% annual growth to 4% is a very achievable objective, given time. It's been a 20-year study of why we have been declining in Canada, so we're not going to fix it overnight. I expect it will be fully operational by the end of this calendar year and that we will have deals in the pipeline that we can assist with from early this spring right through the next several years.