I think so.
The work done leading up to the failure of the MAI became a very substantial and important piece of work in terms of the investment provisions that have been introduced elsewhere and have been working through the WTO and so on. All of these are very important instruments. You have investment provisions in the FTAs, NAFTA, and so on.
I don't know the individual agreements sufficiently well, plus it's not something I spend a lot of time looking at. But as you know, there's been a huge proliferation of what they call RTAs, regional trade agreements, which are bilateral trade agreements. That's because, as I mentioned earlier, of the slowdown of the Doha round. I think all of those will have investment provisions.