I want to ask a couple of questions, Mr. Manucha, in relation to your answer. First, is there more that the federal government can do? It has constitutional powers. The declaration by our Prime Minister last year that Canada would have free trade was ambitious—ill-advised might be another description of that—given that a great deal of the existing trade barriers are indeed provincial areas of authority. There is subsection 92(10) of the Constitution. What do you think the federal government can actually do to push free trade internally in Canada?
