In its deliberations, the IASB reiterated some of the key considerations emphasized by the CLHIA, in particular, the importance of a common global adoption date and the potentially adverse effects for insurers in Canada and certain other regions if they were forced to implement IFRS 17 before Europe. The IASB has concluded its deliberations on the amendments to IFRS 17 and aims to publish the final standard in the second quarter of this year. The CLHIA would like to thank members for their support throughout the IASB’s consultation period in working toward an improved standard. We will continue to collaborate with members on the IFRS 17 Working Group to assess the impacts of the amended standard and ensure a robust implementation in Canada.