My second question is for Mr. Myers. You spoke about the problems associated with the high Canadian dollar and its rapid fluctuation. For example, you sign an eight-month contract, but the Canadian dollar is worth something completely different by the end of this eight-month period.
The Bloc Québécois has for a long time been advocating the idea of having a single currency in North America, with the United States, to avoid all of these fluctuating exchange rate difficulties. Even though this may not be a solution to the structural problem referred to earlier, do you feel that, for the manufacturing sector, a common currency would alleviate part of the problem caused by the unpredictable fluctuating dollar?