I'm running out of time, unfortunately, and I want to get to what you said about tariffs.
As we all know, in the 1970s the general preferential tariff regime was started so that we could help the poorest of countries in the world to compete and grow. I note in your monetary policy report, on page 1 in fact, that China is listed over the next three years as having growth of 7.7%. Taking that into consideration, would you consider China as one of those poor countries that deserves a special tariff rate so they can compete with Canadian companies?