Thank you.
Thank you very much for all the work that you've done and that you will be doing going forward.
As I mentioned in my previous question for Minister Freeland, I represent an area that borders on the United States. In fact, we have five international border crossings to the U.S. When we were in Washington at the beginning of June, we heard from the House ways and means committee, and have from others across the U.S., regarding the significance of the change in technology over the last 23 years since the agreement was first signed.
How do you foresee technology coming into play in the renegotiations? Do you see technology being incorporated as an individual chapter? Do you see it being incorporated across all chapters in the new agreement?
The other point I wanted to stress and ask a question about is nimbleness. We heard from the chair of the House ways and means committee in Washington, who talked about the possibility of there being some nimbleness with the agreement moving forward so that we can adapt to some of the changes a bit more expeditiously than by waiting for an agreement to expire.
Thank you.