Yes, I understand. I will try to do better.
I apologize if my voice isn't loud enough for the interpreters, but I'll certainly do my best.
We've had many companies take advantage of the program, even though they are not allowed to travel, whether it be through e-commerce platforms, through expert advice or through learning how to do international business development in a virtual manner.
I'd like to give an example. Minister Ng met recently with a company that is in Labrador, in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, and has pivoted very effectively to a virtual platform and used some of the assets that we are able to provide for that.
I'd also like to mention quickly, if I may, that our trade commissioners in Canada—over 130 of them across the country—are working virtually with Canadian companies to support them in their efforts to work internationally. We continue to do virtual outcalls with them while we're restricted from meeting in person, and, as was mentioned, to support them not only in virtual trade missions but also by introducing them virtually to our trade offices around the world.
Thank you very much.
We're also looking at other measures that will allow these companies to be even more effective in an online manner.