Thank you. I agree. I think it's something we need to explore.
Another thing we talked about in British Columbia was about the fact that our action couldn't just be a response to the U.S. It had to meet the moment, but it also needed to set up the sector for continued success, to grow and to prosper. We've talked about this. My firm belief is that Canada has a fundamental advantage in wood. When you get down to it, we have great high-quality fibre, access to that fibre in an economic sense, and access to capital and to markets, the essential ingredients for long-term success.
I guess this is for all our witnesses. I'm wondering what your thoughts are on things the federal government should be doing specifically to increase access to economic fibre, to increase access to capital and to increase access to markets.
Maybe we can start with Ms. Haakstad.