Actually, I'd like to answer two questions. The first is that I would be curious to know where your statistics showing that free trade agreements lead to a national trade decrease have come from.
The second is that it seems the focus is entirely on trade. If you look at a lot of these relationships we've entered into, that's a little bit yesterday. If we want to export, say, into the European Union, often what we'll do--unless it's a fixed resource--is invest in the European Union and then export onwards from there. Often the problem with statistics is that they don't capture sales by foreign affiliates, so none of that gets reported. In actual fact the numbers are skyrocketing, but that's not getting caught in the official statistics because when Bombardier buys Adtranz and then sells trains in Europe, it doesn't qualify as an export from Canada.
In terms of the economic study, we didn't do that study. That study was conducted by the Government of Canada and the European Commission, so it should be available. I think it's publicly available on their websites in both cases.