Thank you very much to all the presenters here today for their excellent testimony.
One of the pieces I've heard again and again about the WTO, among the various suggestions that have been made, has been in particular around the Ottawa Group. It made some suggestions in regard to the various supply chains. I know that's very important for the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters. It's important for communities like Sault Ste. Marie, which I represent. We've talked about countries, but even within countries there are certain sectors, and of course I'm going to talk about steel, steel manufacturing and the various things that have been presented around dumping.
Could the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters give us some thoughts around steel, the steel chain and how the WTO has performed around that? I know we introduced a number of measures around anti-circumvention and around scoping and market situation. Oftentimes, when we were talking about that many years ago, people were saying it wouldn't be WTO-compliant, but it has been compliant and it has been working.
Could the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters comment on the WTO as it relates to steel manufacturing and others? Thank you.