Yes, thank you, Kate.
As my colleague mentioned, a recent bioeconomy framework was published by the Canadian Council of Forest Ministers in 2017. With that in mind, I want to note that the federal government can play a key role in helping to facilitate and increase the demand for bioproducts. This could happen and be made possible by using better modelling tools, better data management for forest biomass supply that would help researchers understand and quantify the economic or bioeconomy opportunities that exist in Canada, reviewing regulatory processes to ensure that they're updated and appropriate—regulatory duplication and cumbersome regulations hurt the productivity and the competitiveness of the emerging markets—and recognizing relative reductions in GHG emissions from using wood when awarding contracts for public works.
These are just some of the ways that I think government can play a role.