To draw the difference on that, Estonia is trying to make sure other countries do what it did, so that they're not doing their own thing—which is smart. Otherwise, if the rest of the world goes in a different direction, they're going to have to change. That's why they're out there evangelizing—and doing a good job of it, I would say.
We have that same opportunity. The challenge for us is that if we did what Estonia did, just as an example, and the U.S. decided to go in a different direction, then we'd have to change. The opportunity for Canada is to get our own house in order, get our own economy working, and then we can make this an export standard and create a gold standard for the world, because everyone else will be looking here and saying, “This is really cool. We want this.”
That's our opportunity.