Just for the record, this isn't really a question. The moratorium in question was only for the largest transactions, for 90 days, and when one considers the delays like the Alcan-Pechiney transaction, which took 300 days to complete, I think the opposition is exaggerating this point.
I'd also mention that the Prime Minister's favourite business leader, Gwyn Morgan, said he really liked the idea that they have now in the U.K., where boards are required to look at the long-term interests of the company and not simply the short term. So this is an ongoing debate.
My question is this. Did I hear you say it was inbound foreign direct investment or outbound that's good for competitiveness of Canada, or productivity?