Thank you.
If I may just take one second to make the comment about the reference to the OECD Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters, Canada has not ratified that. Canada has not ratified that, because it requires a technical amendment found in Bill C-48, which, fingers crossed, will be passed very soon, after which we will be able to ratify that. We have signed it and indeed we have signed the protocol to it as well.
Very quickly, in response to your question, treaties are important for their own sake to regularize the tax rules that apply between two countries and the investors between those countries, and that's our primary objective. But they certainly have broader effects economically in terms of increasing investment, hopefully, between the two jurisdictions and in having a stronger relationship economically as well as politically between the two countries involved.