What I'm getting at—and perhaps Dustin and Andre could comment on this—is ultimately how reliable China is as a trading partner, and when we're considering business risk management, putting all your eggs in one basket, as you alluded to.... We need 30 others. We have these two big ones, and maybe the EU too, but we're picking and choosing which one we want to partner with to the exclusion of the other. We can't do that. We have to be for all comers.
How does that impact the business risk management climate? Are there any adaptations in the systems we have today that account for that, with government policy being one of the major business risks we see?