The timing is important. As my colleague Mr. Holmes said, we want to make sure we go through it as quickly as possible but not sign up for a bad deal.
There are a few chapters in particular that could be strengthened. A good example is the digital chapter. When it was first adopted in 2016, technology was in a very different place. If you look at it right now, it's a very short chapter. It doesn't mention very many new technologies like quantum or AI. There's an opportunity there for our three countries, for instance, to do a lot more.
Cybersecurity is a really great example. Between 2016 and now, cybersecurity has only become a bigger problem. We're all facing it. There was a mention in that chapter, for example, that there would be a committee struck that could coordinate the work of all three countries. That never happened. There's a great example of where we could actually do more to make sure that our economies are protected from bad actors from other countries or elsewhere.
There are a lot of examples like that. Critical minerals is another one. There isn't a chapter on critical minerals. Should there be? That's up for debate, but certainly there are more opportunities for collaboration there. There's no shortage of different avenues, including energy, where we could further enhance our collaboration. That needs to be looked at.