The governor has talked about initiatives on the financial side. On the real side of the economy, an area that we need to continue to put focus on is the removal of interprovincial trade barriers. I really do think that is an issue that--although we've made some progress on it--continues to be important, and it very much is in the context of having an economic union that can operate effectively in response to changes in the world that are going to continue to affect us. That would certainly be one very important aspect.
The other element the governor touched on is that when you look forward, this changing composition of demand globally is going to be critical. We've talked about the fact that U.S. savings rates have to go up. That means the U.S. consumer is going to be buying less through that adjustment period, and there will be more reliance on growth in Asia. So these are going to be the markets that are going to be growing very rapidly. We have comparative advantage in a number of industries that we can sell into these markets, I believe.