Thank you.
I would like to return to a more economic perspective. Yesterday, we learned that according to the latest economic study on Canada by the Organisation for Economic Co‑operation and Development, or OECD, Canada must increase its productivity, not only to become wealthier, but also to improve its standard of living. I'm trying to explore with you what correlation there may be between the development of intellectual property, the development of innovation, and how the federal government can play a concrete role in all of it. We are well aware that we are lagging behind in development, as Mr. McLean mentioned earlier, when you compare Canada to all the other OECD countries in terms of gross domestic product.
What can the government do to support the development of productivity, innovation, and, of course, intellectual property?