Yes, a few years ago—obviously post-Brexit—there was, as people have mentioned, an idea that the continuity agreement was going to be a temporary stopgap. We were involved with the U.K. negotiators, diplomats and politicians in expressing our viewpoint on what we would like to see in the agreement.
As does everybody else, we all want to throw 101 little bits and pieces into an agreement. A personal one is that, in Ontario, it's illegal for me to call myself a qualified professional accountant. That strikes me as bizarre and unnecessary. Things like this would certainly be good to put in there.
I mentioned earlier that the dairy industry in the U.K. is keen to see Canada as a market; the car industry is as well. There are lots of things that still need to be settled, and people today have mentioned a bunch of very important issues that need to be settled.
I hope that both governments work towards a settlement on those ideas and that we get some progress on the bilateral agreement.