Perhaps I could start.
From our perspective on the framework that was outlined in the economic statement, the impact for us is just simply ensuring that duties and taxes continue to be levied at the border. All goods that are imported into Canada will continue to be subject to all applicable duties and taxes on the value of goods at the time of the importation.
We would work with our colleagues from the Department of Finance on the point that my colleague Andrew Marsland pointed out in terms of the determination of the final retail price. Certainly, with the courier low-value shipment program, we rely on the courier to collect the appropriate duties and taxes when the goods come into the country. That's a bit of separate issue compared to the issue here in terms of these fulfillment centres and that potential gap.