I believe the Prime Minister has said that we want to meet our trading partners where they are, not where we want them to be. With respect to the work of the Prime Minister, as you're aware, we're facing significant difficulties with our closest and best trading partner, the United States. We have embarked on an international effort to expand trade relations, including with China. I would suggest that the work the Prime Minister does, including his upcoming visits to India, Australia and Japan, is part of this broader narrative to expand our trade by 50% over the coming years, which will ensure that both our economic security and our jobs will be protected in Canada while we're going through some trade difficulties at our southern border.
