That's an interesting question. The most obvious is the United States. I'm watching the lead of some of my colleagues. We have eight U.S. tax lawyers in our practice, so we're watching how they analyze U.S. tax legislative changes. It's quite different from Canada. By no means am I expert in that process, but I would suggest that our process is, number one, very different, but probably, fundamentally, not all that different, in terms of the sources of change.
