Thank you.
I'm going to stay with Ms. Payne and talk about dispute mechanisms. You talked about the softwood lumber situation, which has dragged on for eight years. It seems that the only way to bring that to an end is to have a string of successes in a dispute-mechanism way. I think it's very unfortunate that we lost the investor-state dispute mechanism in the latest CUSMA compared to what was in the first NAFTA.
I'm just wondering how you would suggest we move forward on the state-to-state dispute mechanisms to make them more effective and to make them more useful in holding the Americans to account for their, essentially, bullying tactics around softwood lumber.