I think that is fair. To explain the point, the general exchange of information provision in our tax treaties authorizes automatic exchange of information but does not require it. So for any country that seeks to do it with us—and if we're prepared to do it with them—the authority is already there.
As Mr. Castonguay has already explained, our tax information exchange agreements are a different animal, contemplating only exchange of information on request. If those were to be updated to allow for, or require, automatic exchange of information, changes would be needed.