There's absolutely no question that Canadians invest in their own companies. Our firm invests in Canadian companies, but it also invests enormously in foreign companies at this stage because we can't find many of the industries in which we like to invest in Canada.
In the case of Alcan, for years and years it was not an extremely well-managed company. The foreigners got big benefits out of it because they had economies they could make between their companies and Alcan, etc., which obviously a Canadian company alone wouldn't have.
I'm basically not against takeovers, but I am against takeovers at a specific time, as we had here recently. If because of the takeover we close enormous sectors of our economy and destroy capital for years to come on a semi-permanent or permanent basis, that is the time to close this kind of border.
Further, I believe that many countries in the world would never have permitted such takeovers of practically every large mining company in this country except one, which couldn't be taken over because it had multiple voting shares.