I would say that, at the provincial level, it varies quite a bit. There are provinces that are much more committed and focused than others, but most, if not all, have made some efforts to move the needle on internal trade, which is something we hadn't seen prior to 2020. There are definitely those that are much bigger advocates for moving things forward than others are. I think that's just the nature of it.
We use our abilities as an advocacy organization to put pressure on those we know are less keen to move quickly or have felt that they've done enough and are now moving on to other things. We're seeing a bit of that happening too. That's where we are with the provinces, but we continue to meet with them.
As I said, we're preparing for our next report card, which will come out in July. We're in the process of meeting all of the provinces. Unlike five years ago when we started this process, they now immediately respond when we ask for these meetings. They want to go through the report card with us, understand what we're tagging to them and where we're seeing them sitting in the overall count. They care more about it than they did in the past.
