I don't think we could say that it harmed U.S. efforts to negotiate the new NAFTA other than through the fact that they were occupied with a number of different negotiations taking place at the same time. In terms of their level of attention and focus on different negotiations, there may have been some issues regarding working capacity. Beyond that, I don't think so, but I would point out that in certain chapters that we negotiated with the U.S. and Mexico—and I'll mention state-owned enterprises as one of those—much of the discussion within the negotiations of that chapter related to how we could best set an example for the world on how we have discipline on state-owned enterprises, which could perhaps be taken as a precedent for other free trade agreements. I think the U.S. was thinking of countries like China when we were negotiating some of those elements.
On January 30th, 2020. See this statement in context.