I would agree with that. I think identifying that mandate is critical.
I have a couple of points I want to make on your other comments. The day the President announced he was pulling out of NAFTA, I was in Iowa with some of our staff. Some 100 letters went from farm organizations in the States right into the White House that day, so I think that reinforces the importance of that appointment.
The other thing goes back to the dispute resolution regulation. I think two levels of dispute resolution are needed in these agreements: company to company, and importer to exporter. We also have those broader issues, whether it be COOL or softwood lumber, that fall under the WTO dispute resolution process, which should take a look at how we streamline that process. It's effective, but it's cumbersome. Those two levels have to be dealt with.