Well, it's quite possible that it could turn out that way. I mean, we are in very early days on this agenda. In many respects, this conversation is in front of the policy, which is partly why it's so exciting.
When we look out into the world, we can see a lot of different gender and trade initiatives that we could look to, but let's think about Canada for a moment. Today I have talked mostly about our commitment to looking at the impact assessment of trade agreements, but Canada has also been more proactive in thinking about how we can integrate positive discrimination, say, in our free trade agreements in ways that would assist women-owned enterprises, for example, and perhaps in procurement policies. Those are some things Canada is thinking about.