Thank you.
Another area that we've heard a lot of positive feedback about from witnesses is the government's market diversification strategy. Witnesses have stated that the strategy has helped Canada's wood product sector increase its exports in rapidly growing economies, particularly in Asia and India. For example, David Lindsay, FPAC president, told the committee that they have seen “a growth of 10% in exports last year”, that “forest products are now Canada's largest export to China”, and that Canada climbed from about two billion dollars' worth of exports to China in 2009 to where it sits currently, at about $4.7 billion.
With that in mind, could you expand on the key components of the expanding market opportunities program, which I think is called EMO, and how it's leading to such success?