Thank you very much, Madam Chair.
We've often talked about what's in this agreement. Conservatives have often talked about what's not in the agreement. Governments have a choice to make. They can put certain things in the agreement, and they can put other things not in the agreement. For example, we've talked about LNG, and people have said that's not normally in an agreement. When we talk about the carbon pricing, that's never been in a Canadian trade agreement, ever, in the history of Canadian trade agreements.
You can actually put things in trade agreements that you don't normally put in. Otherwise, how would you put a carbon tax in a trade agreement for the first time?
With that in mind, I'm just going to ask anyone this: If you've looked at the trade agreement, have you seen any language there that deals with munitions exports to Ukraine to help them during the war, or munitions production? It's okay if no one knows the answer to that. It's one of those questions I know the answer to.