I am somewhat familiar with the work that the OECD is doing, and my understanding is that they are sort of using FATCA as a model for a series of what I understand to be bilateral agreements between different tax information-sharing agreements. So I am sort of familiar with that.
I would simply say that it's my personal view that FATCA as an information-reporting mechanism has its issues, as other people have discussed, but that's largely not my concern. My concern is what that does for the million U.S. citizens in Canada, because they're by-products of that. FATCA's not designed to get at them. They're sort of collateral damage, if you will. So I'm trying to figure out a way that we can make their compliance burden easier, because FATCA is probably not going away.