Absolutely, sir. What we're trying to do as team Canada—and Laurel plays a very important role, as we do, along with other partners in the trade portfolio—is create a virtuous circle.
In the case of FDI, Laurel and I have had these chats. As we're attracting investments into this country to create economic activity, it makes sense in certain sectors where CCC plays a role and is good at government-to-government work to impart that knowledge and the capabilities from day one. It's so that even as part of the investment strategy and the business case that foreign investors are making, they understand immediately that upon success on the ground here in Canada domestically, eventually they'll have to export to international markets. Having that knowledge and knowing that there's a capable path give them greater confidence.