It is interesting, because when you think of the added value we are losing, you also think of the Keystone pipeline when we were about to export 500,000 to 600,000 barrels a day, and 18,000 jobs to the United States. You think of the forestry, where there is very little secondary and tertiary processing, or of aluminum. You do not think so much about agriculture. We are about to make the same mistakes there.
My second question goes to Mr. Jarislowsky.
Mr. Jarislowsky, have you ever written anything, it does not matter what form it is in, that confirms the explanations you gave us earlier about Alcan and the negative effect that its sale to foreign interests had on our currency? Have you written anything about this, and, if so, can you share it with the members of this committee? Of course, we have your evidence, for which you have our sincere thanks, but I for one would like to have something written from you.