I notice that in other countries, governments are much more directly involved when it comes to LNG imports and exports than we are. The German government directly ordered the construction of six new LNG facilities, some of which have already come online. Japan's government, I think about a month ago, ordered Mitsubishi to sign long-term LNG import contracts. We've not traditionally had that close relationship between the government and our oil and gas sector that you see outside of North America.
I'm wondering how we can get government and industry working more closely together to meet what I believe is in Canada's strategic defence and security interests, which is to get more LNG to global markets, particularly for allies like Japan and Germany, and to reduce reliance on authoritarian states for those critical energy supplies. I'm wondering what machinery-of-government changes and regulatory and legislative changes are required in order for us to get the kind of speed to market that we see in places like Japan and Germany.