First, our analysis has been that Canada has benefited tremendously from the agreements you referenced. NAFTA is one example.
Second, as Mr. Macklem just highlighted, there is a broader need for Canadian exporters to diversify internationally in an aggressive trade strategy, which could include the European Free Trade Agreement, and which could include the TPP, the Asian-focused initiative. Other bilateral trade agreements would very much, in our view, help that diversification process, which would make the Canadian economy more resilient, creating more income and more jobs over time in the Canadian economy. I will not go into the specifics of any of those agreements, but directionally speaking, that strategy is very much to the benefit of addressing some of the basic challenges faced by the Canadian economy, businesses, and workers.