Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Yesterday, Mr. Chair and to the witnesses, we heard the fall economic statement. It was well received by many of your groups, and we thank you for the comments you've made on the fall economic statement. I think it was in tune with what we've been hearing over the last year or so about what business has been looking for.
One investment, in terms of where we're trying to improve, is with our international trade, especially to set the stage for many of these international agreements. We're investing $44 million in our trade commissioner service.
Mr. Shantz, from your perspective—because I know you've used them with a lot of your SMEs—how would that $44 million be best spent in the trade commissioner services over the next five years? Where do you think the gaps are? What do they need to do?