I don't have the precise figures in terms of how that has gradually increased. I will put it into some context.
For example, we're invested in the U.S. at about 35%. We're invested in Canada at above 14%. Again, to put it into more perspective, currently today, as my peers mentioned, China is around 20% of global GDP and Canada is just above 2%, so that gives you a sense of....
We don't invest based on country-specific exposure. We think about things more on a factor basis. What that means is that we look at developed markets and we look at emerging markets. What would be the types of exposure that we want so that the fund doesn't always move in the same direction? There are some areas of the fund that are not correlated.
I'm more than happy to give you the specific data in terms of how exposure to China has increased in the last decade.