Okay, thank you very much. I'm glad you mentioned the quick in-and-out trade mission kind of philosophy because that kind of thing doesn't really establish a long-term relationship, a long-term plan.
The Liberal Party has indicated that they are not in favour of the FIPA. To the NDP's credit, they came out in support of the RMB trading hub. The Liberal Party has not indicated their support of the RMB trading hub as of yet. We're still awaiting that. The Liberal foreign investment policy seems to be “come to Canada and drink Canada Dry”. I'm just wondering how essential—and I just want to jump ahead a bit—was the relationship between the federal government and the RMB working group? How did that relationship work? How beneficial was it to have the two partners together like that? How key was the role of the federal government in securing the RMB hub for Canada? Could you talk a bit about that?