Minister, what would you say is the primary benefit—not just for governments, but more importantly, as you talked about in the previous round, for proponents and people who want to do business here in the country—of having those agreements in place?
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Braedon Clark Liberal Sackville—Bedford—Preston, NS
Minister, what would you say is the primary benefit—not just for governments, but more importantly, as you talked about in the previous round, for proponents and people who want to do business here in the country—of having those agreements in place?
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