Thank you, Madam Chair.
Welcome, Ministers. It's a pleasure to have you here. You both have important jobs at this time. I know that Canadians want you to succeed. Conservatives want you to succeed as well and want to help you get a deal. We said that we'd be willing to do that.
Minister LeBlanc, you're in a really tough spot. You're negotiating with a country that seems to keep moving the goalposts, and your boss keeps making promises that he seems not to be able to deliver on, or you can't deliver on.
I take from your testimony this morning at the Senate that we're not any closer to a deal with the Americans on the sectoral tariffs than we were just a few weeks ago. Is that what I heard correctly this morning at the Senate?
