You still have the IMF policy; it can actually go in to try to regulate it.
The reality is, countries are not going to give up that sovereignty of their central bank, so it's hard to say we're going to have currency manipulation because of TPP, when it's already happening and we're already complaining about it.
To me it's rather a wash, because unless you decide on the IMF side of it how you are going to deal with China and the way they regulate their currency in other countries, and start putting in really strong regulations at that level, which I don't think the U.S. would ever agree to, you're not going to see it happen. So whether it's in TPP or in NAFTA or any other agreement....