Thank you very much.
I think I've heard from each of our witnesses today that, notwithstanding their gladness at the fact that there is some kind of transitional agreement, they'd all like to see Canada get back to the negotiating table and work on the longer-term question.
We've heard that there's no sunset clause in this agreement. Whether that would be on a one-year, three-year or five-year timeline, there's nothing that actually requires Canada and the U.K. to conclude another agreement at any point. This could be a permanent agreement.
I'm wondering if we could get the opinion of our witnesses on what that means, in terms of leverage, to get the U.K. back to the table, if they later decide they like the terms of this transitional agreement on a permanent basis.
We started with Mr. Poirier, so maybe somebody else, like Mr. Sawyer, would like to start on that question this time.