There's nothing specific except to say that there was a chapter negotiated in CUSMA around good regulatory practices that has not been used.
You may recall that there used to be the Regulatory Cooperation Council, which did some work I participated in among other industry folks where Canadian and American regulators would gather in Ottawa and D.C. and address very specific sectoral ways to align.
Frankly, just restarting a process for those discussions to happen on a more proactive and ongoing basis would be beneficial. I'm not sure it will be realistic in the short term, but if we can get some sort of certainty around CUSMA, we believe that chapter could be used to start productively having discussions again about running in the opposite direction, which is how we can make it more cost competitive to manufacture and build things in North America to compete against the rest of the world, instead of what we're doing now, which is, of course, introducing more cost and uncertainty.