Again, I would focus on the symbolic benefits. I know you heard testimony the other day from the Canadian forest sector on how they would benefit economically, but you're absolutely right to point to the initiatives that the forestry sector took in donating materials to rebuild or build a new school in Tohoku in the tsunami-affected area. That was one of those moments that were perceived very much by the Japanese public to be a Canadian contribution to recovery in those affected areas.
This is one of the many pieces of this mosaic, a perception of Canada taking a very active and a really much appreciated role in the immediate aftermath of the disaster.