It's a false dichotomy. Is it this or that, or neither of them? It is not a question of whether we have to deal with FATCA. FATCA is U.S. law. The question is, what will Canada undertake to lend assistance to the United States? That is a different question. We can solve that problem. We can invoke laws that stand.
Obviously, an MOU is one way to do that, as Mr. Berg has suggested; that is, to state the understandings. Now, if you look at the implementation act, you see that certain things have been put in there that don't need to be in there. For example, the inconsistency part does not need to be in this agreement. It's in the tax treaty. Why is it in this agreement? You don't need that here. We've added that. Why are we undertaking to do things that we don't need to do?
You say, what do we have to do here—?