Thank you, all, for being here.
Jim and Jody, it's good to see you again. I think we saw you at finance more than at this committee, but it's great to see you.
I think, Claire, we probably had the same opportunity.
On the way back to committee after votes, Madam Lapointe and I were talking about the spinoffs, which are the unintended consequences. Oftentimes, we can see clearly where a trade deal is going and who it's going to benefit, but sometimes it needs to play out. It's incredible how we talk to different firms and organizations that benefit from trade deals. I want to go in that direction just a bit.
Claire, you represent a large group. You represent a group that is really known for innovation. I think there are others here today that are as well. Do you see that as an equal opportunity? We all, as I said, quickly look at what will happen immediately. We also look down the road at how when one firm lands a contract and begins to sell, another will supply that firm, and how that has helped your organization and has really built the economy up in the people you represent. Can you share that with the committee to some degree?