Thank you so much, Mr. Blaikie.
As a start, the U.K. is a like-minded partner for Canada. We saw this morning that the U.K. has committed to an emissions reduction of 68% below 1990 levels for 2030. It is a partner that you could speak to about climate action in an ambitious manner.
That means there is certainly room for greater enforceability of sustainable development chapters. As Mr. Savard-Tremblay mentioned earlier, don't see that as a protectionist approach, but rather see that as the floor of an economic relation that is respectful of the environment, health and the rights of workers.
For me that's a start. The U.K. is a country that you could speak with about those issues. You have to make it clear that the relationship you build with the U.K. is also one you could pass on to the economic relationships you could have with the EU and the United States, to build a kind of global cohesion when it comes to making sure the climate regime and the trade regime work together to achieve the climate goals.