I would say that all else equal, the opportunities would be linked to growth levels in the Japanese economy. To be sure, it would be better for Canada for the Japanese economy to grow, and to grow vigorously. But even in the absence of that, it's important that Canadian companies have the best quality of access to that market that we can provide for them. At a minimum, we want to ensure that our companies can compete on a level playing field in important markets around the world. In the world we currently live in, where there frankly isn't all that much progress happening in the multilateral talks, the game has become competitive bilateralism. What we absolutely need to avoid is a situation where our companies are at a competitive disadvantage, particularly in huge markets like Japan's.
I think the initiative should be looked at from that perspective, that we don't want to find ourselves sometime down the road without preferential access in that market, after everybody else has gone ahead and negotiated preferential access. We still have an early mover advantage, and that's a fairly significant point.