I'm here, Louise. I'll take over this question.
First, going back to government, you saw governments in the last few days taking a position on immigration. That's one thing we were pushing in our report when we were talking about labour. We heard from the stakeholders that we need more immigration.
Going back to your question on the supply chain office, when you look at what we lost in the last 10 years in terms of shared trade in the world, especially with the U.S.—three share points—you could easily pay the supply chain office and get results. When you start losing shares, you need immediate action.
Remember that the objective of the supply chain office is making sure that within different departments of the government there are KPIs that are oriented to supply chains. One of the basic things in this report is that trade is important. It's 61% of GDP.
If we start losing shares, Canadians will be affected by it.