Mr. Speaker, we are always consulting with the U.S. government on any number of issues. For example, there is the NORAD agreement, which includes a joint Canada-U.S. command regarding Canada's air defence.
We are always consulting regarding the borders with Canada and also with Mexico, in the context of North American security.
It goes without saying that if agreements are reached, we will inform the House accordingly. Such agreements would trigger a debate in the House and perhaps require Canadian legislation. But at this time, we are merely discussing. Absolutely no decision has been made—